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typedef struct _ModuleParamGet
{
    ModuleInstanceDescriptor instance;            // Common Audio Weaver module instance structure
    void * modPtr;                                // Points to the module to get
    void * varPtr;                                // Points to the variable to get within the module instance structure
} ModuleParamGetClass;

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Type

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isHidden

Default value

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modPtr

void *

parameter

1

Unrestricted

varPtr

void *

parameter

1

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Name: out

Description: parameter value

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 M=param_get_module(NAME, DATATYPE, MODVAR)
 Parameter get module.  This module can reach into the instance structure
 of other modules and gets the parameter values.  Arguments:
    NAME - name of the module.
    DATATYPE - string specifying the data type of the variable and 
               also used for the data type of the input pin. Allowable
               values are 'float', 'int', or 'fract32'. Implicit casts from 
               'int' to 'uint' variables allowed, but take caution to avoid 
               passing out of range values.
    MODVAR - specifies the module and variable name using the form:
              'MOD.VAR' where MOD is the module name and VAR is the 
              variable name.  You can also specify internal subsystems using
              'SUBSYS.MOD.VAR'.
    EXECUTIONORDER - Determines when the ParamSet module executes relative
                     to the module it is controlling.  Allowable values are:
                     'undefined' - the default.  The execution order is set
                                   by the routing algorithm and can occur before
                                   or after the module it is controlling.
                     'before' - forces ParamSet to execute before the module it
                                is controlling.
                     'after' - forces ParamSet to execute after the module it
                                is controlling.
                     When using 'before' and 'after' you could get a build error
                     indicating that no more modules can execute or there is a 
                     circular dependency.