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@ -479,7 +479,24 @@ DONE: Add a version of var_register() that both registers and returns the value
already instantiated during 'in' list processing, and set their already instantiated during 'in' list processing, and set their
initial value to the default value given in the class. chIdx=kAnyChIdx. initial value to the default value given in the class. chIdx=kAnyChIdx.
Note that all vars must be included in the class description. Notes:
- All vars must be included in the class description.
- All vars have a 'kAnyChIdx' instantiation. The kAnyChIdx variable serves two purposes:
+ Setting the value of kAnyChIdx automatically broadcasts the value to all other channels.
+ kAnyChIdx acts as a template when variables are created by 'channelization'.
This allows the network designer to set the value of the kAnyIdx variable
and have that become the default value for all subsequent variables
which are created without an explicit value. (Note that his currently
works for variables created from within `proc_create()` (i.e.
where `sfx_id` == kBaseSfxId, but it doesn't work for mult
variables that are automatically created via `var_register()`
because `var_register()` does not have a value to assign to the
kAnyChIdx instance. In this case the variable get assigned
the class default value. The way around this is to explicitely
set the mult variable value in the 'in' stmt or the 'args' stmt.)
2. Apply the preset records from the class description according to the 2. Apply the preset records from the class description according to the
@ -500,11 +517,6 @@ is kept, in channel order, using the 'ch_link' links with the base of the list
on the 'any' record. on the 'any' record.
3. Apply the variable values defined in a instance 'args' record. 3. Apply the variable values defined in a instance 'args' record.
The 'args' record may have multiple sets of args.
If the preset instance includes an 'argsLabel' value then this record
is selected to be applied. If No 'argsLabel' is given then
the record named 'default' is selected. If there is no record
named 'default' then no record is applied.
The application of the args record proceeds exactly the same as The application of the args record proceeds exactly the same as
applying a 'class' preset. If the variable value is presented in a applying a 'class' preset. If the variable value is presented in a
@ -529,7 +541,6 @@ before registering the variable.
6. The internal variable id map is created to implement fast 6. The internal variable id map is created to implement fast
access to registered variables. access to registered variables.
7. The
# Notes on 'poly' and 'mult': # Notes on 'poly' and 'mult':