the_lazy_proxy

The class NodeProxy (and BusPlug) uses a lazy evaluation scheme to derive its appropriate rate and numChannels from the first meaningful input that is assigned to it. see NodeProxy and ProxySpace helpfiles for basic info. So as long as the source is not set, the proxy is neutral :p = ProxySpace.push; ~x.isNeutral;

p = ProxySpace.push;

~x.isNeutral;

as soon as the first time the source is set, it derives its bus arguments from that input~x = { Array.fill(14, { SinOsc.kr(1.0.rand, 0, 100) }) }; //~x is now 14 channels control rate ~x;

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~x = { Array.fill(14, { SinOsc.kr(1.0.rand, 0, 100) }) }; //~x is now 14 channels control rate

~x;

in order to reset these properties, clear is used:~x.clear; //note that no other proxy should be reading from ~x when this is done: //for simplicity nodeproxy currently does not care for its children, only for its parents.

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~x.clear;

//note that no other proxy should be reading from ~x when this is done:

//for simplicity nodeproxy currently does not care for its children, only for its parents.

for a quick initialisation, also defineBus can be used:~x.defineBus(\control, 5); // or in another way: ~x.kr(5)

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~x.defineBus(\control, 5);

// or in another way:

~x.kr(5)

the properties are also set when some other proxy reads from it:~x = { LFPulse.kr * ~b.kr(7) }; //the first arg to kr / ar is the default number of channels

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~x = { LFPulse.kr * ~b.kr(7) }; //the first arg to kr / ar is the default number of channels

if no number of channels is passed in, the default value is used:~test.ar; // 2 ~krtest.kr; // 1

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~test.ar; // 2

~krtest.kr; // 1

the default can be set in the class NodeProxy:NodeProxy.defaultNumAudio = 3; NodeProxy.defaultNumControl = 13; ~test3.ar; // 3 ~krtest3.kr; // 13 // set them back: NodeProxy.defaultNumAudio = 2; NodeProxy.defaultNumControl = 1;

NodeProxy.defaultNumAudio = 3;

NodeProxy.defaultNumControl = 13;

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~test3.ar; // 3

~krtest3.kr; // 13

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// set them back:

NodeProxy.defaultNumAudio = 2;

NodeProxy.defaultNumControl = 1;

also if a proxy is used as a map source, control rate is assumed:~u; ~x.map(\zzz, ~u); ~u;

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~u;

~x.map(\zzz, ~u);

~u;

when unary or binary operations are performed, the highest rate / numChannels is used to initialize all uninitialized proxies:~x.clear; ~x.defineBus(\control, 5); ~x = ~e + ~f; ~x.clear; ~e.clear; ~f.clear; ~e.defineBus(\audio, 1); ~x = ~e + ~f.squared + ~r; ~x; ~x.clear; ~e.clear; ~f.clear; ~e.defineBus(\audio, 3); ~x = ~e;

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~x.clear;

~x.defineBus(\control, 5);

~x = ~e + ~f;

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~x.clear; ~e.clear; ~f.clear;

~e.defineBus(\audio, 1);

~x = ~e + ~f.squared + ~r;

~x;

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~x.clear; ~e.clear; ~f.clear;

~e.defineBus(\audio, 3);

~x = ~e;

if a rate-1 proxy is used as rate-2 input, the rate is converted and the channels are expanded in the usual multichannel expansion pattern:~f.defineBus(\control); ~f.ar(2); ~f.defineBus(\audio); ~f.kr(2); // if the number of channels passed in is less, it only uses the first n channels ~f.defineBus(\audio, 8); ~f.ar(2);

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~f.defineBus(\control);

~f.ar(2);

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~f.defineBus(\audio);

~f.kr(2);

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// if the number of channels passed in is less, it only uses the first n channels

~f.defineBus(\audio, 8);

~f.ar(2);

an offset can be passed in as second argument to ar/kr//modulate offset: p = ProxySpace.push(s.boot); ~out.play; ~src = { SinOsc.ar(Array.rand(5, 400, 500.0), SinOsc.ar(Array.exprand(5, 2.1, 500.0)), 0.1) }; ~out = { ~src.ar(1, MouseX.kr(0, 5)) }; ~out = { Mix(~src.ar(3, MouseX.kr(0, 5))) }; //the wrapping offset is moved accordingly

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//modulate offset:

p = ProxySpace.push(s.boot);

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~out.play;

~src = { SinOsc.ar(Array.rand(5, 400, 500.0), SinOsc.ar(Array.exprand(5, 2.1, 500.0)), 0.1) };

~out = { ~src.ar(1, MouseX.kr(0, 5)) };

~out = { Mix(~src.ar(3, MouseX.kr(0, 5))) }; //the wrapping offset is moved accordingly