[text define cod] ---------- [line 0( | [step( |/ [text sequence cod] | [send cud] --------- [receive cud] | [list trim] (This is needed with output from 'text') | [fudiform -u] | [list tosymbol] | [s4pd] | [print] ========== Clicking on the [text define] box opens it for input, without having to go into edit-mode. If you want what you type into it to remain stable, lines should end with ';'
To make what you've just typed in to be visible to [s4pd] you need to save it. Closing the box is one way, but cumbersome, and leaves it inconveniently closed. So: ctrl-s does the job. ========= Questions, by the way. Each [s4pd] runs its own separate line of execution... Is there a built-in way for one [s4pd] to receive messages from or share a variable with another? (I suppose they could both reference the same pd [array]. Pd would be executing code from each box in sequence, according to its signal flow?)
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