25.intelligent-patching.pd

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#X text 13 180 (1) 1:1 multi-connect: connects o(n+k) -> i(m+k) for
k=0 \, 1 \, ... \, where o(n)->i(m) is the initial connection and *exactly*
o and i are selected;
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#X text 13 226 (2) 1:N single-connect: connects o(n)->i(m) \, o(n)->i'(m)
\, o(n)->i''(m) \, ... \, where o(n)->i(m) is the initial connection
\, o is unselected and at least 2 objects i \, i' \, i'' \, ... are
selected;
#X text 13 285 (3) N:1 single-connect: connects o(n)->i(m) \, o'(n)->i(m)
\, o''(n)->i(m) \, ... \, where o(n)->i(m) is the initial connection
\, i is unselected and at least 2 objects o \, o' \, o'' \, ... are
selected;
#X text 13 344 (4) 1:N multi-connect: connects o(n+k) -> i(m) for each
other selected object i \, k = 0 \, 1 \, ... \, where o(n)->i(m) is
the initial connection \, and *both* o and at least two different i's
are selected;
#X text 13 403 (4') N:1 multi-connect: connects o(n) -> i(m+k) for
each other selected object o \, k = 0 \, 1 \, ... \, where o(n)->i(m)
is the initial connection \, and *both* i and at least two different
o's are selected;
#X text 13 160 "Intelligent" patching:;
#X text 13 114 Shift connections: Pressing the shift key while doing
connections will let you do multiple connections from the same outlet
in one go.;
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#X text 37 15 Mode 1 is the simplest: just select the two objects below
and then connect the leftmost outlet of the upper object to the leftmost
inlet of the lower object:;
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#X text 272 35 can be found in the margin.;
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#X text 37 21 Mode 2: 1:N connections ("fan out") -- select the bottom
row and then connect the outlet of the (unselected) upper object to
the leftmost object in the (selected) bottom row.;
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#X text 35 149 Mode 3: N:1 connections ("fan in") -- select the top
row and then connect the leftmost object in the (selected) top row
to the inlet of the (unselected) lower object.;
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#X text 99 374 without ctrl;
#X text 262 374 with ctrl;
#X text 54 145 Mode 4: 1:N ("fan out");
#X text 220 145 Mode 4': N:1 ("fan in");
#X text 37 236 Note that the intelligent patching heuristic will pick
either mode 4 or mode 4' \, whatever gives the most connections. Sometimes
this choice will be ambiguous \, in which case you may have to help
the algorithm along by pressing the ctrl key *before* doing the connections:
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#X text 36 17 Mode 4 is the most complicated. Here we want to connect
the objects above to the objects below again \, but this time the different
out- or inlets of the target object will be *distributed* among the
other objects. To try these \, select each group of three or four objects
below and then connect the leftmost outlet of the leftmost object on
the top to the leftmost inlet of the leftmost object on the bottom.
Note that \, in contrast to mode 2 and 3 \, here *all* the objects
to be connected have to be selected beforehand!;
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#X text 13 462 NOTE: Intelligent patching will do either (4) or (4')
\, whichever gives the most connections. This choice can be reversed
by holding the ctrl key when doing the initial connection. The "other"
selected objects will be considered in left-to-right and top-to-bottom
order.;
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#X text 12 85 LIBRARY PDDP;
#X text 12 45 LICENSE SIBSD;
#X text 12 25 KEYWORDS intelligent patching;
#X text 12 125 HELP_PATCH_AUTHORS Albert Gräf (PDDP template by Jonathan
Wilkes).;
#X text 12 105 WEBSITE https://agraef.github.io/purr-data-intro/;
#X text 12 65 DESCRIPTION how to connect multiple objects in one go
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#X text 7 2 Editing- Related Help Documents;
#X text 17 28 Notice that some of the menu items have shortcut keys
listed beside them. Check out the one for Edit mode for a quick way
to switch back and forth between Edit mode and Run mode.;
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#X obj 7 538 pddp/pddplink ../5.reference/pddp/help.pd -text help;
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#X text 33 90 Note: these behaviors are unstable and subject to change
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#X text 272 22 Details and exercises;