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Dotche
While subtracting to values I'm getting the wrong answer. try this:
Connect three number boxes to a [-] object and enter the following values (first to the right inlet; second to the left, of course):
60 and 60.1 (the result is wrong = 0.099!)
60 and 60.2 (the result is right = 0.200)
Is there any explanations for that? Is it a bug or just something to do with C language? How do I fix that?
I tried to do the same operation with [expr], same results.
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Dotche
I'm trying to make an abstraction which loads lots of control data from the textfile object. So I'm using a trigger object to send the following messages to textfile:
1. clear
2. openpanel - read $1
3. rewind
4. bang - metro etc.The problem is that the trigger object does not wait until I choose the file in openpanel, messing up the order of the events. So I'm getting something like:
1. clear
3. rewind
4. bang - metro etc.2. openpanel...
Any thoughts on that, I'm kinda lost here...
Thanks in advance.
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Dotche
Thanks everybody for the help! Especially to sinewave for the patch.
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