Hi,<br><br>I've looked at the sssad examples and searched the list (including a discussion this week on the topic) and I still have questions about using sssad to save settings of GUI objects in a particular abstraction or subpatch while ignoring sssad objects used in other subpatches or abstractions within the parent patch. I've looked through the sssad abstractions to try to figure out how arguments are passed along, and just kind of got lost without understanding what was doing what.<br>
<br>I've found the sssad implementation in McCormick's s-abstractions to be extremely useful, and I'd like to make a couple of tweaks to it so it will work for this specific purpose.<br><br>I'll try to be specific with my questions:<br>
<br>1. do I need to add an argument or $0 variable to the sssad instance within the abstraction that gets the special sssad treatment?<br>2. do i need to add arguments or variables to any of the sssad or SSSAD objects, sends & receives & such, within the sssad patches?<br>
<br>I hope this makes sense.<br><br>Joe<br>