[PD] Data Structures feature request
david golightly
davigoli at hotmail.com
Sun Oct 30 07:10:09 CET 2005
Hi Chuckk -
I found as a workaround it works well enough to have a parameter (such as
color) that you can set to a state you can identify as "off" - that way,
through painstaking implementation depending on your actual patch, you can
"hide" these scalars (i.e. set color to white), then have your patch ignore
them. It's a lot more work this way, but in the end the result was
satisfactory. I still don't understand why you can delete a scalar with a
mouse click but not a command. I guess I'd have to dig into the source to
see how it's implemented, and this is going waaay down on my list of things
to do....
David
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>From: Chuckk Hubbard <badmuthahubbard at gmail.com>
>To: Pure Data List <pd-list at iem.at>
>Subject: [PD] Data Structures feature request
>Date: Sun, 30 Oct 2005 01:49:25 -0400
>
>Since it isn't possible to delete individual scalars, what about the
>possibility to have different types of scalars (or scalars with different
>values) drawn to different subpatches, and then have a sort of master pd
>display that could be set to draw everything from several different
>subpatches. That way, for instance, to mute all the blue notes, I could
>just
>have pd-blue stop drawing to pd-score. Or one could delete all of a certain
>structure without deleting everything, simply by clearing the appropriate
>subpatch.
> I see 0.39 has a feature to turn off drawing for scalars, but does this
>actually remove them from the list? I guess it would be simple enough to
>add
>an extra variable for mute. Also, 0.39 has audio problems on my system.
> Thanks.
> -Chuckk
>
>
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