On Tue, 27 Jul 2010, saint wrote:
I was thinking of wrapper abstractions
You can make an abstraction that pretends to just instantiate another
abstraction, but instead loads it object-per-object and edits the patch
while loading it. I haven't tried yet but I'm sure that it's doable.
You'd be doing things like [route hradio] to find the horizontal
radiobuttons so that you would be replacing the $6 of its argument list.
(This is after splitting the message so that "#X obj" and the x,y position
are separated from the rest (considered as an anything-message).
Or else you can keep everything together and check that the $5 of the list
equals "hradio" and if so you would be replacing $11.
You need to make a certain number of cases because the receive-symbol
isn't always in the same position in the argument-list.
Anyway, you don't need any Python or Tcl to do that. Although I sometimes
write Tcl programmes that read, write or modify Pd patches).
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