the trigger signal causing the value to be read and sent. A trigger occurs when passing from non-positive to positive.
a changing signal or constant that will be polled at the time of trigger, and its value passed with the trigger message
an arbitrary integer that will be sent along with the "/tr"
message.
This is useful to distinguish between several SendTrig instances per SynthDef.
A final implementation of this method which looks up the current ugen graph
builder and then performs the expansion just as force
, returning the
expanded object
A final implementation of this method which looks up the current ugen graph
builder and then performs the expansion just as force
, returning the
expanded object
the expanded object (e.g. Unit
for a ugen with no outputs,
or a single ugen, or a group of ugens)
A final implementation of this method which calls visit
on the builder,
checking if this element has already been visited, and if not, will invoke
the expand
method.
A final implementation of this method which calls visit
on the builder,
checking if this element has already been visited, and if not, will invoke
the expand
method. Therefore it is guaranteed, that the expansion to
ugens is performed no more than once in the graph expansion.
the ugen graph builder to which expanded UGen
s or control proxies
may be added.
an arbitrary integer that will be sent along with the "/tr"
message.
an arbitrary integer that will be sent along with the "/tr"
message.
This is useful to distinguish between several SendTrig instances per SynthDef.
Abstract method which must be implemented by creating the actual UGen
s
during expansion.
the trigger signal causing the value to be read and sent.
the trigger signal causing the value to be read and sent. A trigger occurs when passing from non-positive to positive.
a changing signal or constant that will be polled at the time of trigger, and its value passed with the trigger message
A UGen that sends a value from the server to all notified clients upon receiving triggers. The message sent is
OSCMessage( "/tr", <(Int) nodeID>, <(Int) trigID>, <(Float) value> )
.For sending an array of values, or using an arbitrary reply command, see
SendReply
.Warning: The argument order is different from its sclang counterpart.
the trigger signal causing the value to be read and sent. A trigger occurs when passing from non-positive to positive.
a changing signal or constant that will be polled at the time of trigger, and its value passed with the trigger message
an arbitrary integer that will be sent along with the
"/tr"
message. This is useful to distinguish between several SendTrig instances per SynthDef.de.sciss.synth.ugen.SendReply