Re: [sc-users] Maximum variables

[Andrea Valle <valle@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

There's always a hint in case of large amount of variables:

Use an array to collect the items you need. The index is the way you can access to each  item.

Best

-a-

On 3 Mar 2009, at 20:48, KHofstadter wrote:

Hello

I wonder whether someone could give me a tip:

I am having about 250 variables and about 2 dozen global variables (I know

it is too much).

My problem is whenever I want to add one more "var" the whole patch will not

be read in; it looks like this:

• ERROR: Variable 'window' not defined.

   in file 'selected text'

   line 5 char 75:

  var window = SCWindow.new("0610279_EEG16",Rect(165, 830, 1205,

830)).front;•

-----------------------------------

• ERROR: Variable 'timeSpec' not defined.

   in file 'selected text'

   line 93 char 36:

  timeSpec = [0.01, 5.0, \exp].asSpec;• //

  sustainSpecL1 = [0.1, 5.0, \lin].asSpec;

.... and so on...

Is there a maximum number of "var"s I can use in a patch?

Thank you 

Krisztian

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