On Sat, 19 Sep 2009, Jonathan Wilkes wrote:
Do you mean a struct having *arrays* x, y, and z like: [struct foo array x x-element array y y-element array z z-element] ?
No, sorry, just [struct foo float x float y float z] used as the template of an array. I thought that we were talking about that...
Then [tabwrite~ foo] writes to all arrays in foo, and [tabwrite~ bar] writes to array y of foo if you use [virtualarray foo bar y]. Do I have it right, or am I completely misunderstanding?
I mean that with the struct foo above, and an array named foo using struct foo as its template, you could make a virtual array named bar, which would be an actual subpart of the array foo, using a different template, which would have to be some kind of substruct of the original template.
I know this is probably flawed for I know not the inner technical workings of Pd, or for its purposes, there are other more suitable methods for gui interaction, but is any of this possible? cheersI don't believe I wrote this.
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