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How do I use := ?

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Kimmo
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How do I use := ?

Post by Kimmo »

I've had some success using some of the operators explained here, but I'm stuck on this one:
:= Assign the value of x to y. Where y is either a variable or vector type. (eg: y := x)
I have a global I want to be equal to the iterator frequency in a scale module, so I can link another scale module to it, rather than selecting the Iterator Freqs. feature in a second iterated module, which I suspect chews frames.

Plus, I want to be able to make a global any value I want, but it seems harder than it should be.

Can anyone tell me why itfr := x isn't cutting it, or maybe another way to achieve my goal here?

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Magic
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Re: How do I use := ?

Post by Magic »

It doesn't chew frames. Don't worry about that.

You can't assign a value in one Expression modifier and use it in another Expression modifier. The context is only consistent internally.
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