PappliedInstr : Instr : Object

Extension

Description

In computer science, partial application (or partial function application) refers to the process of fixing a number of arguments to a function, producing another function of smaller arity.

A partially applied Instr produces a PappliedInstr that references the Instr (by name) and which arguments are satisfied. A PappliedInstr is usable as any normal Instr but it has fewer arguments than the original.Instr(\saw, { arg freq=200,amp=0.5,env; EnvGen.kr(env,doneAction:2) * LFSaw.ar(freq,0.0, amp); }); p = Instr(\saw).papply((env:Env.perc)); p.gui

The resulting PappliedInstr now has the Envelope hardcoded.

Class Methods

PappliedInstr.new(a, args)

Inherited class methods

Instance Methods

.a

.a = value

.appliedArgs

.appliedArgs = args

.argNames

.defArgs

.storeArgs

.init

.value( ... args)

.valueArray(args)

.ar( ... args)

.kr( ... args)

.outSpec

.outSpec = value

.maxArgs

.argsSize

.initAt(i)

.argNameAt(i)

.defArgAt(i)

.funcDef

.storeableFuncReference

.asString

.asInstr

.guiClass

Inherited instance methods