Globals, arrays and objects....

[Lindon]

Er what am I doing wrong here?

Globals.padProfiles = [{
"PadNumber": i+1,
"TriggerNote": 36,
"ChokeGroup": 0,
"ChokeCC": 0,
"ChokeTime":1200,
"MIDIPlayerTrigger": -1,
"PadNoteOffChokes" : true	
}]; 
padProfiles[0].TriggerNote = 60;

On start up this tells me..

Interface:! Line 14, column 28: Cannot assign to this expression!
Master Chain:! Line 14, column 28: Cannot assign to this expression!

Have I never understood the limitation of the Globals namespace? (possible as I hardly ever use it..)

[Lindon]

@Lindon and this:

Globals.padProfiles = [{"Note" :36}]; 
Console.print(padProfiles[0].Note);

tells me:

Interface:! Line 6, column 34: API call with undefined parameter 0
Interface:! Line 6, column 34: API call with undefined parameter 0

[d.healey]

@Lindon said in Globals, arrays and objects....:

possible as I hardly ever use it

Good

Which lines are those errors referring to?

[Lindon]

@d-healey in the first example line 14 is:

padProfiles[0].TriggerNote = 60;

in the second example line 6 is:

Console.print(padProfiles[0].Note);

[Lindon]

@Lindon well............

I was sure I didn't need to refer to a Global variable in this way but apparently you do:

Globals.padProfiles = [{
"PadNumber": i+1,
"TriggerNote": 36,
"ChokeGroup": 0,
"ChokeCC": 0,
"ChokeTime":1200,
"MIDIPlayerTrigger": -1,
"PadNoteOffChokes" : true	
}]; 
Globals.padProfiles[0].TriggerNote = 60;

[Lindon]

@Lindon nope that aint it...something else is broken...

and its a line in my code..so that is the solution... just need to refer to Globals explicitly