Possible bug with generic input patch node + pulse inputs

1

Trying to have a lil experiment with writing a circular buffer patch node. Unfortunately I’ve been stymied by what seems like a bug, consider the following setup:

Screenshot_2018-11-23_23-29-35
Screenshot_2018-11-23_23-29-35.png537×630 40.3 KB

Just reading bytes from the serial port into a buffer and then spitting them out is the intent. At the moment for clarity and to isolate my issue “circular-buffer” is just a stem that looks like this:

struct State {
};

{{ GENERATED_CODE }}

void evaluate(Context ctx) {
  typedef ValueType<input_IN>::T input_type_t;
  State* state = getState(ctx);

  if (getValue<input_READ>(ctx)) {
   Serial.println(getValue<input_READ>(ctx));
  }
}

Even though input_READ is set to “Never” in the editor the “if” block always executes for me. XOD 0.25.2, the .deb package installed on Xubuntu Linux 17.10.

GenericPatchBug.xodball (12.1 KB)

2

Whoops! Disregard this post, I’ve done something dumb I just realized. That’s a pulse input I should be using “isInputDirty” not “getValue.” Brain fart, not sure why I didn’t notice that I’m using the wrong call. I’ll flag for deletion :slight_smile:

1 Like
3

Hello. Yep, this is confusing. Thanks for pointing!

I created an issue to deal with it.

1 Like