Kasper

would there be another way than scripting to define/change a pictslider size??

(scripting does erease and redo the object and its connections, right???)

would there be another way than scripting to define/change a pictslider size??
(scripting does erease and redo the object and its connections, right???)

kasper
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  Kasper T. Toeplitz
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pictslider-size

If the object is named- you can replace it with a larger one- that way rather than deleting and making a new one- that will keep the connections in place too!

With scripting - 
If the object is named- you can replace it with a larger one- that way rather than deleting and making a new one- that will keep the connections in place too!


yeah well - since it outputs its size when you change it manually (on 

the bottom of the patch window) i thought there would be a message, 

something in the inspector, anything to have a precise size (when 

building a patch - i don't feel like patching by scripting !)

yeah well - since it outputs its size when you change it manually (on 
the bottom of the patch window) i thought there would be a message, 
something in the inspector, anything to have a precise size (when 
building a patch - i don't feel like patching by scripting !)

On 6 juin 07, at 19:06, Kasper T Toeplitz wrote:

> yeah well - since it outputs its size when you change it manually 

> (on the bottom of the patch window) i thought there would be a 

> message, something in the inspector, anything to have a precise 

> size (when building a patch - i don't feel like patching by 

It's not a big deal, you just need to send script size (it does not 

recreate the object). bringtofront is here to force the object to be 

> yeah well - since it outputs its size when you change it manually  
> (on the bottom of the patch window) i thought there would be a  
> message, something in the inspector, anything to have a precise  
> size (when building a patch - i don't feel like patching by  
> scripting !)

It's not a big deal, you just need to send script size (it does not  
recreate the object). bringtofront is here to force the object to be  
redrawn.

>>yeah well - since it outputs its size when you change it manually 

>>(on the bottom of the patch window) i thought there would be a 

>>message, something in the inspector, anything to have a precise 

>>size (when building a patch - i don't feel like patching by 

>It's not a big deal, you just need to send script size (it does not 

>recreate the object). bringtofront is here to force the object to be 

>
>>yeah well - since it outputs its size when you change it manually 
>>(on the bottom of the patch window) i thought there would be a 
>>message, something in the inspector, anything to have a precise 
>>size (when building a patch - i don't feel like patching by 
>>scripting !)
>
>It's not a big deal, you just need to send script size (it does not 
>recreate the object). bringtofront is here to force the object to be 
>redrawn.
>
>ej
>
>


>>>yeah well - since it outputs its size when you change it manually 

>>>(on the bottom of the patch window) i thought there would be a 

>>>message, something in the inspector, anything to have a precise 

>>>size (when building a patch - i don't feel like patching by 

>>It's not a big deal, you just need to send script size (it does not 

>>recreate the object). bringtofront is here to force the object to 

and since it works beautifully on hslider as well, and the 2 objects 

(pictslider, hsilder) share the same basic default look, is it 

>>
>>>yeah well - since it outputs its size when you change it manually 
>>>(on the bottom of the patch window) i thought there would be a 
>>>message, something in the inspector, anything to have a precise 
>>>size (when building a patch - i don't feel like patching by 
>>>scripting !)
>>
>>It's not a big deal, you just need to send script size (it does not 
>>recreate the object). bringtofront is here to force the object to 
>>be redrawn.

and since it works beautifully on hslider as well, and the 2 objects 
(pictslider, hsilder) share the same basic default look, is it 
possible to reduce the hslider margins??

On 7 juin 07, at 12:46, Kasper T Toeplitz wrote:

> and since it works beautifully on hslider as well, and the 2 

> objects (pictslider, hsilder) share the same basic default look, is 

> it possible to reduce the hslider margins??

It's not, 'cos pictslider display an image, and hslider have the 

> and since it works beautifully on hslider as well, and the 2  
> objects (pictslider, hsilder) share the same basic default look, is  
> it possible to reduce the hslider margins??

It's not, 'cos pictslider display an image, and hslider have the  
margin "hard coded".

>On 7 juin 07, at 12:46, Kasper T Toeplitz wrote:

>>and since it works beautifully on hslider as well, and the 2 

>>objects (pictslider, hsilder) share the same basic default look, is 

>>it possible to reduce the hslider margins??

>It's not, 'cos pictslider display an image, and hslider have the 

>On 7 juin 07, at 12:46, Kasper T Toeplitz wrote:
>
>>and since it works beautifully on hslider as well, and the 2 
>>objects (pictslider, hsilder) share the same basic default look, is 
>>it possible to reduce the hslider margins??
>
>It's not, 'cos pictslider display an image, and hslider have the 
>margin "hard coded".
>