hello
Le 11/10/2012 18:26, Hans-Christoph Steiner a écrit :
Interesting. But its not really useable with dollar args,
unfortunately, where $@ is.
[default_arg $1] won't tell you whether $1 was set or not since it'll
show up as zero to defulat-arg.pd
well, yes, but one can arg that in this example ([default_arg $1]) 1 argument
($1) is provided to default_arg.
so 0 is the right answer.
This patch was just a proof of concept. you have to use this trick in a
sub-patch, not as an abstraction.
anyway, i know that this is not a generic solution to this problem.
cheers
c
.hc
On 09/25/2012 10:08 AM, Cyrille Henry wrote:
hello,
a dirty hack allow distinction between no argument and a 0 float arg.
see attachment.
cheers
c
Le 25/09/2012 15:45, Patrice Colet a écrit :
De: "Patrice Colet" <[email protected]>
De: "Funs Seelen" <[email protected]>
Speaking about creation arguments: if none are given for
abstractions
the default value is always "0" (at least I never figured out a way
to
give another default value *). For C-objects it is possible to use
any
float value as default.
[loadbang]
|
[$1]
|
[sel 0]
|
[my default value(
indeed it doesn't seem possible to set a default value and keep 0 as
another value
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