@loadvalue(*file*:string)
A call to this function may take a noticeable time depending on the size
of the values to store in the dump file. While this time is usually
negligible, loading a tab of 10000 integers represents a file of size
about 60Kb and takes between 2ms and 3ms. This computational cost may
have a negative impact on the audio processing in heavy cases. However,
the intended use of and functions is to restore a “preset” at isolated
places like the beginning of the score (see eval_when_load
clauses) or
between musical sequences, a usage where this cost should have no
impact. Notice that saving a value or variables is done
asynchronously and does not disturb the “main” computation. See the
remarks of function @dump.
See Data Exchange Functions: @dump @dumpvar @gnuplot @json_read @json_string @json_write @loadvalue @loadvar @nim2vezer @parse @plot @read_file @rplot @savevalue @set_osc_handling_double @set_osc_handling_int64 @set_osc_handling_tab @string2fun @string2obj @string2proc @to_num @xml_read @xml_string