The string will still vaporize in Simpl-land. ?Wrapper is the neatest solution - also allows you to put your signals in a more organized fashion than S+ will allow.
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On Nov 14, 2013, at 7:06 AM,
cfm@... wrote:
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You can declare global variables as NONVOLATILE, so they even survive program reboots - but still not the same thing as putting an MSP on the outputs.
? - Chip
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Crestron@..., wrote:
Hi All,
I'm going mad in my old age, I'm sure I read once that there was a prefix or similar that could be used in Simpl+ so that when making a string_output it could be declared permanent as if you had hooked a Make String Permanent symbol on the output leg.
I am running a particular module over 200 instances and would rather like to declare the outputs permanent in code rather than tying MSP symbols to each output leg. I know it isn't going to save memory, but it'll sure save time!
As I said, it might not exist, but I'm sure I read it somewhere.... cannot find it for love nor money though.
I guess if it doesn't exist I could always add a refresh leg to re-propagate the information on demand (IE when selected with the crosspoint).
Any help or pointers much appreciated
Colin
