Further research shows that this also fails,
for either fred[10] or fred[]:

       Mandolin bob[10];
       UGen fred[10];

       bob @=> fred;

but this works just fine:

       Mandolin bob[10];
       UGen fred[10];

       0 => int i;
       while (i < bob.cap()) (bob[i]) => fred[i++];

So it appears that object array copies require
identical objects and structures, but individual
object assignment is OK via the class structure.

Maybe Ge/Spencer can pipe in here on the specifics.

PRC

----- Original Message -----
Not exactly sure why this is failing.
Also tried declaring Blit osc[], but nope.
Here's a fix for now, assigning all elements
individually:

BlitSquare pls[10];
BlitSaw saw[10];
Blit osc[10];
if (myVariable) {
    for (0 => int i; i < pls.cap(); i++)
        pls[i] => osc[i];
} else {
    for (0 => int i; i < pls.cap(); i++)
        saw[i] => osc[i];
}


   1. how do I assign a Blit array with a BlitSquare array?
      (George Locke)
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