On Thu, 2021-02-25 at 10:56 +0100, Winfried Ritsch wrote: > My 2 Cents: > > There is one pitfall which should be mentioned, since it happened to > me and > also others I wanted to teach structured Pd programming: > > "The order of -path statements matters" > > Use case: > If I want to look in specific directory first for finding objects and > libraries, > so I can handle local overwrites or so and distribute the -path > statements in > many declare objects, then I do not know from looking at the code > which path > is used first, unless I create them in the order I want (Ctrl-X, > Ctrl-V on each > object), which is an undocumented behaviour which might change in > future.
I'm not absolutely sure if I understand you correctly, but why don't you use only one [declare] object? [declare -path first/path/to/try -path /second/path -path ./third] Roman
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