Solved Call user-defined function from 'on init'

EDIT: Okay I guess this is what on persistence_changed is for...

Is it not possible to call a user-defined function from on init? Basically, I have a knob that needs to scale exponentially. In on init, I have the knob's declaration:

Code:

declare ui_knob $size_knob1 (100, 1000, 10)
move_control($size_knob1, 2, 3)
set_text($size_knob1, "Size")
set_knob_unit($size_knob1, $KNOB_UNIT_MS)
set_knob_defval($size_knob1, 200)
$size_knob1 := 200
declare $size1 := 0
{call scale_size1}

And then I have this to scale the values how I want:

Code:

function scale_size1
    $size1 := real_to_int(pow(int_to_real($size_knob1), 3.0) * 15.0 / 1000000.0)
    set_knob_label($size_knob1, $size1)
end function
on ui_control ($size_knob1)
    call scale_size1
end on

This works fine except for when the script starts/resets. The function needs to be called on startup to scale the default value of 200 to the proper number and set $size1. I tried "call scale_size1" but this gave me an error, and I get why -- if the function is declared after on init then on init can't see the function, and if it's declared before on init then the function can't see the declared variables. I can easily just copy and paste the function code to on init, but this seems like bad practice given that I will be doing this for many different knobs, and the function's code could hypothetically be huge.

Thanks.

 

Maybe, just before on ui_control ($size_knob1) _

Code:

on persistence_changed
    call scale_size1
end on

 

Indeed, just use persistence_changed callback.

 

That was it, thanks.