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    i’m gonna say it again: that is a great panel. loads of
    stuff to look at in there – it’s a bit bewildering.. !
    matrix: speaking of keanu reaves films, it’s a bit like
    ‘johnny mnemonic’-uses his empty brain as storage for
    smuggling data 😉

    so there’s how you do popups, and how to build tables,
    which i shall try to do something with. your organisation of
    methods, with a ‘library’ is interesting (for newb’)..much
    else..

    and the ‘infos’ dummy method, enumerating the timerIDs, ok,
    i see that, and see that each is called for different actions,
    mainly for helping midi data transfer. still trying to figure
    out what is a ctrlr class, and what is a function created by
    you somewhere 🙂 -so timer is a class.. whereby you can create
    timers when you need them. still looking for more info in *.h
    files, etc.

    figuring out how to use it. going to have another look at your
    sequencer – mine involves AND-ing count and the gate buttons.
    if count and gate are both true, the led goes true. that’s it
    for now, have not figured out an output yet – nor how to fetch
    the values for the semitone combos (i’m onto that, possibly).

    current stage, i think, i should try to ping the ‘clock’ button
    at timed intervals, so that that can ‘inc’ the ‘count’ modulator,
    so it can run automatically rather than manually/per click.

    maybe the clock could already be free-running- if ‘Run’ ANDs with
    that, it should auto-clock – not synced to midi or anything,
    but just so that it can run in loops, stop and start with a count
    reset from the top. if the clock is running faster than needed,
    ie: 60000 and it then divided down by a tempo control.. -are
    you saying you can’t have a timer running all the time while the
    others stop and start when they have their own jobs to do? soz :),
    i’m trying to conceive of it all.. MasterClock is then a separate
    thing you leave alone, of course.. (think i’ve seen a global tempo
    control in main Ctrlr globals?)

    so say i make Timer1 and it’s clocking at 500ms intervals, its
    params are (1,500) – what is the ‘output’ that i can use?
    how can i make it generate a 1 or True? i’ll go and have a
    think about that…

    Ctrlr