Re: [ftm-devel] (ftm.o) persistency

[Norbert S. <Nor...@ir...>]

I have exactly the same (bogus) behaviour in Max/MSP (I love portable  
bugs!).
Maybe I should first fix this and than let you know if I changed  
anything and what in the Max-depended code (loving even more portable  
fixes!!).
Soon
   Norbert

On 24 janv. 08, at 14:03, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
> IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
>> hmm, somehow my persistent saving of ftm.o does not work now.
>> before i get into the hassle of grabbing a mac and trying to  
>> compile ftm
>> myself (oh i should learn how to use a real debugger...), i rather  
>> ask here:
>>
>> the problem seems to be that my self->obj in [ftm.o] does have a
>> _container_, therefore the dumper_save_reference() in ftmdump.c:262
>> decides to use the clipboard for saving resulting in
>> #T _#scope begin;
>> #T _#obj -1 fmat;
>> #T _#set #1;
>> #T _#scope end;
>>
>> instead of
>> #T _#scope begin;
>> #T _#obj 1 fmat;
>> #T _#mess 1 size 2 2;
>> #T _#mess 1 set 0 0 10. 20. 30. 40.;
>> #T _#set _#1;
>> #T _#scope end;
>>
>
> so obviously there are two (independent?) problems:
>
> #1: fmat has a container, therefore it's id is negative and no _#mess
> lines are generated
>
> #2: finally, it tries to _#set a value "#1" instead of "_#1". i  
> haven't
> found the corresponding line in the maxext code yet, that prepends an
> underline to #1. the obvious candidate is the use of
> prepend_underscore(), but on Pd this never get's called for the #1, as
> it is saved in a call to ftmrte_dumper_save_message(), which does not
> use the prepend_underscore (if i read the max-code correctly); so the
> question is: is the ftmrte_dumper_save_message() called incorrectly
> because of problem#1? or is there some other magic involved?
>
> i guess the prepending of underscore is a way to prevent max/msp from
> parsing (e.g.) #1?
>
> gmadsr.
> IOhannes
>
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