Hi,
I am quite new to cm and trying to find out the right way to make
separate processes communicate with another. My goal is to have a
process that controls say amplitude of another process (by setting a
global variable and not actually outputting anything) allowing them
to have independent rhythm.
I was trying to do something like this:
(defvar *amp*)
(events (list (my-amp-process) (my-main-process)) "test.mid")
Well, this basically works :), but I was hoping that in the case of
equal time offsets of the two processes the amp-process would be
processed always _first_, because of its first position in the list.
Well, this does not always seem to be the case and I should have
checked before, I know, but now I am just wondering how to go about a
problem like this and I suppose there must be another approach, or
maybe still a way to ensure a fixed order of invocations of the WRITE-
EVENT method for equal object times???
BTW: I should have mentioned this:
I subclassed event and created my own WRITE-EVENT method that
processes the slots of the event somewhat specially. If a slot
contains a function object, this function will be called (and this
function, of course, looks like: #'(lambda () *amp*) )
I hope these explanations make sense and my intention is understood,
I'd be very curious to have a hint how other people go about this
(and I suppose this must be quite a common procedure...)
Thanks for listening,
cheers,
Kilian Sprotte
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