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I was writing a kind of an exercise and made a separate delay instrument
(it's in the csd above), but now i'm wondering if it is possible to send a
"delay time" argument from instr 1 to the delayr opcode in instr 100, seeing
as the instr 100 is only started once and delayr only accepts i time
arguments. Is is possible to make some sort of a conversion, or should i
rewrite delay thing differently? 



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Well i tried this, and it seems i have another obsticle.

 The "gidel" global value, that i'm sending to the delayr opcode, gives the
initial value of the first "instr 1" p field and then doesn't update
anymore, when i printk its values in instr 100. If i printk its values in
instr 1, it seems to update just fine. How is this possible, that a global
variable returns 2 different values at the same time?

This is how it looks:

instr 1 
....
gidel init p9
....
endin

instr 100
.....
idel init gidel
......
endin 

If i run a printk opcode on gidel in both instruments at the same time, i
get different values, and thus cannot reinit the delayr argument.  



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Well, i figured out the gidel problem, it seems i should have done as you
told, and make gidel and gkdel instead, then it updates, however :

changedelay:
idel init i(gkdel_t)
if idel != i(gkdel_t)
reinit changedelay
endif 

Doesn't change the idel value.



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Yet again, i have cured this poisoning by just looking at your example.... I
thought one cannot compare i and k variables, but since it is possible, now
the thing seems to work again. Thanks for the example, all i have to do now,
is sort out those nasty clicks that appeared when i change the delay time.



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