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<font size="-1">Thanks a lot Tim, I will check this patch right now!<br>
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best,<br>
nan<br>
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<pre wrap="">As it took me a lot of work for such a simple idea (near 1700
conections) I share it with you, just in case anybody else needs
something like this.<br>
It works receiving a data stream from one inlet, and selecting from a
second one between 42 different outs (outlets not provided but
possible, of course).<br>
If anybody knows a better way of doing it without this kind of zen
work, please tell me, because I might be using a lot of this stuff.<br>
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Hi nan,
This may be a good beginning (see attached patch).
I made use of [send] (which becomes settable if you don't give it any
creation arguments), some chained [makefilename] objects, and pd-msg to
create receivers inside a subpatch.
You could expand this to also create and connect outlets for each reciever...
gr,
Tim</pre>
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