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S+H (in patch, in file)

Author: elliotwoods
Date: 14 Jul, 2010
Category: plugin
Credits:

sugokuGENKI www.kimchiandchips.com

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0-S+H.zip
24 Aug, 2010 - 18:39

Description

two nodes in this plugin:

S+H (in patch) - saves the data into a config pin this is easiest to use and is nice and tidy you obviously cant use this one if you've got multiple instances of the same patch (they'll overwrite each other!)

S+H (in file) - for this one you have to define a filename on the filename pin it saves the data in an external file so you dont have issues with multiple instances of the same patch and you can also have two different patches working with the same file (e.g. a calibration patch, and a runtime patch) data is stored in something like CSV the path of the filename is relative to the path of the patch holding the node.

further advancements (not implemented) auto save/load on close/open patch

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u7angel
14 Jul, 2010 - 08:44

nice one, i patched this several times in a sketchy way so its nice having a module now

armin
09 Nov, 2010 - 09:57

sorry but this contains only s+h.dll i put that in the pluginsfolder, nothing changes. s+h is still the normal node. no config pin, no filename pin. how to? g a

sugokuGENKI
09 Nov, 2010 - 15:01

which version of vvvv are you using? tested with 22 tbh. pretty much no chance with 24, but wouldn't be difficult to remake

the nodes should show in your node list

armin
10 Nov, 2010 - 15:21

i use beta23

robi_h
13 Oct, 2011 - 08:54

thanks for the script, i have a problem with the comma, as in the file floats get also stored with ,. example 0.0005 would be 0,0005. if you have a spread of lets say 0,0.5,0.3 it will end up 0,0,5,0,3

maybe this is because of german layout?

robi_h
13 Oct, 2011 - 09:01

i solved it with * before the node and / after, but this is not very efficent:-)

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