Dynamic Ports

Dynamic Ports accept various types.

inDynamic(name, filter)

inDynamic(name, filter, options)

inDynamic(name, filter, options, defaultValue)

Parameters

• name (String, required):
  • The name of the port, e.g. "My Dynamic Port"
• filter (Array, required):
  • The types which should be accepted for linking, e.g. [OP_PORT_TYPE_VALUE,CABLES.OP_PORT_TYPE_OBJECT]
• options (Object, optional):
  • The port-options, have a look at the other port-definitions to see what’s possible
  • E.g. {"display": "range"} (displays a range-slider when port is not linked)
• defaultValue (Any type, optional):
  • The default value to be set, can be any type, e.g. 123

Example

This is an op with one dynamic port which can be linked to a value or object port. If it is not linked it will display a range-slider. When the value on the dynamic port changes it will print the value to the developer console.

const dynPort = op.inDynamic(
  "My Dynamic Port",
  [
   CABLES.OP_PORT_TYPE_VALUE,
   CABLES.OP_PORT_TYPE_OBJECT
  ],
  {
    "display": "range"
  },
  123
);

dynPort.onChange = function() {
    op.log("value changed: ", dynPort.get());
};

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