mattyo

Perhaps I've just never noticed this before, but I can't help thinking 

it's causing some problem for me right now. If you have s/r pairs in 

a poly~ with #0 or #1 args, twice as many appear in the popup menu as 

and double-click on any of the s/r objects, and it claims that twice 

as many sends and receives exist as actually do. Is this purely 

cosmetic, or is something weird going on?

Perhaps I've just never noticed this before, but I can't help thinking  
it's causing some problem for me right now.  If you have s/r pairs in  
a poly~ with #0 or #1 args, twice as many appear in the popup menu as  
actually exist:

and double-click on any of the s/r objects, and it claims that twice  
as many sends and receives exist as actually do.  Is this purely  
cosmetic, or is something weird going on?

sr-breeding-in-poly

> a poly~ with #0 or #1 args, twice as many appear in the popup menu as 

More accurately is two extra. With a polyphony of 2 the #1 locations dont add up to 8 but 6. By releasing the mouse over one of them, you are taken to it's location. There you see that it all doesn't work so proper. My guess is that this was never well implemented within the context of poly~ because it might have proven too difficult within the existing context. I might be wrong.

> Perhaps I've just never noticed this before, but I can't help thinking 

> it's causing some problem for me right now.

>  If you have s/r pairs in  
> a poly~ with #0 or #1 args, twice as many appear in the popup menu as  
> actually exist

> Perhaps I've just never noticed this before, but I can't help thinking  
> it's causing some problem for me right now.

I'm in #1-arg hell right now, so just trying to get things under 

control, but I don't think so. I agree -- I expect it was never 100% 

on, but I can't tie anything directly to it.

>> a poly~ with #0 or #1 args, twice as many appear in the popup menu as

> More accurately is two extra. With a polyphony of 2 the #1 locations 

> dont add up to 8 but 6. By releasing the mouse over one of them, you 

> are taken to it's location. There you see that it all doesn't work 

> so proper. My guess is that this was never well implemented within 

> the context of poly~ because it might have proven too difficult 

> within the existing context. I might be wrong.

>> Perhaps I've just never noticed this before, but I can't help 

>> it's causing some problem for me right now.

I'm in #1-arg hell right now, so just trying to get things under  
control, but I don't think so.  I agree -- I expect it was never 100%  
on, but I can't tie anything directly to it.

>
>> If you have s/r pairs in
>> a poly~ with #0 or #1 args, twice as many appear in the popup menu as
>> actually exist
>
> More accurately is two extra. With a polyphony of 2 the #1 locations  
> dont add up to 8 but 6. By releasing the mouse over one of them, you  
> are taken to it's location. There you see that it all doesn't work  
> so proper. My guess is that this was never well implemented within  
> the context of poly~ because it might have proven too difficult  
> within the existing context. I might be wrong.
>
>
>> Perhaps I've just never noticed this before, but I can't help  
>> thinking
>> it's causing some problem for me right now.
>
> Do you get any weird stuff?
>
> _
> johan


s/r breeding in poly~