Spencer Salazar wrote:
Scott, maybe sticking a me.yield() after spork ~ node.item.set (value); would make things work a little better.
Yes, that does make it work.
Although, unless you are trying specifically to control shred execution order, I don't actually see the utility of spork in this particular case, as the set () function doesn't allow time to pass.
Well, it doesn't advance time in the base class, but it does in non-toy specializations. In real usage, I mostly use that class to map buttons to fade in/outs or to modulate parameters. (Or another interesting one -- a control smoother, which doesn't allow the control to change more than a certain threshhold over a certain time and then catches up to the end value.) With the current code I wasn't able to control more than one (time-advancing) thing at a time. -Scott