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since ll.midi_out has numbered arguments adding a @varname without providing an argument nr 1 & 2 messes up the patch.
i propose changing the patch to use patcherargs 'device' and 'port' instead, so a varname can be applied without problems.
application case: to use multiple named midi outs.
@jpsteccato what do you think? i haven't used ll.midi_out before but would need to make that change in order to make use of it. any conflicts with patches of yours?
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ok nevermind, i managed to work around the issue, however i have another problem: the addressing via variables of the device & channel menus seems to work going out of ll.midi_out, but not the other way round.
pattr is only sending the value from the first output of umenu, but ll.midi_out seems to expect the device name as a string. possible solution: create a duplicate of the umenu inside of ll.midi_out that helps to convert index integers to name strings.
I think I can make the change to use named patcher arguments like you suggested that is backwards compatible with numbered args.
As for the Port and Channel, I don't think you should need to use the index number at all. @chausch If you use umenus with "Store as Symbol" attribute on, does the store and recall of port & channel work for you?
thanks @jpsteccato – in the meantime i worked around the issue with a custom implementation for a custom patch, but maybe we should reevaluate the issue & solution and collect important points in the discussion section?
since ll.midi_out has numbered arguments adding a @varname without providing an argument nr 1 & 2 messes up the patch.
i propose changing the patch to use patcherargs 'device' and 'port' instead, so a varname can be applied without problems.
application case: to use multiple named midi outs.
@jpsteccato what do you think? i haven't used ll.midi_out before but would need to make that change in order to make use of it. any conflicts with patches of yours?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: