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I'm a little bit confused about how to use newinstance() and I would

If I create a coll object in my code via the newinstance() function,

is it possible to let this coll use the refer function (named colls

share the same data) to let the content of my "internal" coll appear

Hi,
(sorry for my poor english)
I'm a little bit confused about how to use newinstance() and I would
like to ask some questions.

If I create a coll object in my code via the newinstance() function,
is it possible to let this coll use the refer function (named colls
share the same data) to let the content of my "internal" coll appear
inside other colls in the patch?

use-coll-refer-via-newinstance

///////////////////////////////////////////////

t_object *my_coll = newinstance(gensym("coll"),1,&argu);

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

All coll in my patch with "myfile.col" as arguments share the same

> I'm a little bit confused about how to use newinstance() and I would

> If I create a coll object in my code via the newinstance() function,

> is it possible to let this coll use the refer function (named colls

> share the same data) to let the content of my "internal" coll appear

///////////////////////////////////////////////
t_atom argu;
argu.a_type = A_SYM;
argu.a_w.w_sym = gensym("myfile.col");

t_object *my_coll = newinstance(gensym("coll"),1,&argu);
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

All coll in my patch with "myfile.col" as arguments share the same
file with my instance.

On 7/17/07, P C  wrote:
> Hi,
> (sorry for my poor english)
> I'm a little bit confused about how to use newinstance() and I would
> like to ask some questions.
>
> If I create a coll object in my code via the newinstance() function,
> is it possible to let this coll use the refer function (named colls
> share the same data) to let the content of my "internal" coll appear
> inside other colls in the patch?
>
> Thank you
> Patrice
>


use coll refer via newinstance()