jit.fpsgui Reference

Messages

anything	any-message [list]	Any message sent to the object causes it to calculate fps and ms. The matrix attribute displays show n/a .
getstate		Sends a sequence of lists describing the incoming matrix's state out the object's right outlet, one line per attribute. Each line listing line takes the form attribute-name attribute-value1 attribute-value2 ... attribute-valueN .
(mouse)		Clicking with the mouse lets you select the jit.fpsgui object's display mode.

Name	Type	g/s	Description
bgcolor	float		Sets the RGBA values for the data background color of the jit.fpsgui object's display.
bgcolor2	float		Sets the RGBA values for the mode background color of the jit.fpsgui object's display.
bordercolor	float		Sets the RGBA values for the border color of the jit.fpsgui object's display.
dim	int	(get)	Displays the current dimensions of the incoming matrices.
fps	float	(get)	Displays the current fps (frames per second) rate of the incoming matrices.
htextcolor	float		Sets the RGBA values for the mode text color of the jit.fpsgui object's display.
interval	int		The sampling period, in milliseconds, used when calculating fps and ms (default = 100)
mode	int def.:0		Sets the display mode (default = 0 (fps)) 0 = fps 1 = ms 2 = matrix type 3 = matrix dimensions 4 = matrix planecount 5 = matrix name
ms	float	(get)	Displays the number of milliseconds elapsed between incoming data.
name	symbol	(get)	Displays the current name of the incoming matrices.
planecount	int	(get)	Displays the current planecount of the incoming matrices.
textcolor	float		Sets the RGBA values for the data text color of the jit.fpsgui object's display.
timeout	int		The time interval, in milliseconds, after which the timer resets (default = 2000)
type	symbol	(get)	Displays the current data type of the incoming matrices.
usetimeout	int		Sets the timeout flag (default = 1). When the flag is set, use of the timeout attribute is enabled.