Kasper

i am trying to find a way to report, at any time, the state of a 

of course Bang'ing a toggle changes its state - placing an [i] after 

the toggle might work (banging the left input of the [i]) but only if 

the said toggle was used in the patch so far (the default state of a 

toggle being 0, if it was not used i'd like to have it reported as 

there certainly must be a way, i just don't seem to be able to find 

it (of course I could loadbang 0 at init or something.... but maybe 

i am trying to find a way to report, at any time, the state of a 
Toggle without changing its value.....

of course Bang'ing a toggle changes its state - placing an [i] after 
the toggle might work (banging the left input of the [i]) but only if 
the said toggle was used in the patch so far (the default state of a 
toggle being 0, if it was not used i'd like to have it reported as 
well)

there certainly must be a way, i just don't seem to be able to find 
it (of course I could loadbang 0 at init or something.... but maybe 
someone has a nicer idea)

kasper
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If you put a fake value in the int box, you can isolate this value 

If you put a fake value in the int box, you can isolate this value  
after easily.

you could use the pattr system. Give the toggle a name (ie mytoggle), and

you could use the pattr system. Give the toggle a name (ie mytoggle), and
use a "getmytoggle"->[pattrstorage].

> you could use the pattr system. Give the toggle a name (ie mytoggle), and

On 4/9/06, Thijs Koerselman  wrote:
>
>  you could use the pattr system. Give the toggle a name (ie mytoggle), and
> use a "getmytoggle"->[pattrstorage].
>
> T_
>

_i did not knew the grab object, it works!!!

but then of course once you give an default value to [i] - zero in 

this case since the load state of toggle is 0 - it's even simpler !!!

>
>PS: grab might be useful in this case.
>
>

but then of course once you give an default value to [i] - zero in 
this case since the load state of toggle is 0 - it's even simpler !!!

> (the default state of a toggle being 0, if it was not used i'd like

> there certainly must be a way, i just don't seem to be able to find

> it (of course I could loadbang 0 at init or something.... but maybe

But toggle and int do have the same default (0). Beside the grab your 

Kasper T Toeplitz wrote:
> (the default state of a toggle being 0, if it was not used i'd like
> to have it reported as well)
>
> there certainly must be a way, i just don't seem to be able to find
> it (of course I could loadbang 0 at init or something.... but maybe
> someone has a nicer idea)

But toggle and int do have the same default (0). Beside the grab your 
suggested solution is all you need...

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