Claude Heiland-Allen wrote:
can you make it use pd_error (or whatever it's called) so you can find
the object more easily? would that even work in the constructor?
I was curious, so I tested it..
Calling pd_error on the newly constructed object in the newmethod does
work (in that find last error finds it), which is nice.
Claude
#include <m_pd.h>
static t_class *errorconstructor_class;
struct errorconstructor {
t_object obj;
};
static struct errorconstructor *errorconstructor_new(void) {
struct errorconstructor *e = (struct errorconstructor *)
pd_new(errorconstructor_class);
pd_error(e, "errorconstructor!");
return e;
}
extern void errorconstructor_setup() {
errorconstructor_class = class_new(
gensym("errorconstructor"),
(t_newmethod) errorconstructor_new,
0,
sizeof(struct errorconstructor),
CLASS_NOINLET,
0
);
}
#N canvas 0 0 450 300 10;
#X obj 87 131 errorconstructor;
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