setNumber () and setValue() seem to do the same thing. ie. setNumber()

I'm trying to set the value of a controller using setValue(), but it seems to always be setting the number of controller. Really need to get this resolved...
What's going on? Am I mad?

code below ....

import promidi.*;

MidiOut midiOut;
//MidiOut [] midiOut = new MidiOut[8];

int pretendval=1;

MidiIO midiIO;
//Controller myController;//= Controller;

void setup(){
 size(256, 256);
 smooth();  
 background(255);
 noStroke();
 //MIDI
 midiIO = MidiIO.getInstance(this);
 println("<<<<<<<<<< Ports Midi >>>>>>>>>>");

 midiIO.printDevices();

 midiOut = midiIO.getMidiOut(0,1); //(midiChannel, midiOutputNumber)
 
//     myController=new Controller(7,100);  


}

void draw() {
 background(255);

   if(mouseX!=pmouseX){

    Controller myController;//= Controller;
    myController=new Controller(7,pretendval);  
     pretendval++;
     if(pretendval>125) pretendval= 1;

      //myController.setValue( 10 );
      //println( myController.getValue() );
     midiOut.sendController(myController);
     
     
    }    
   
}  

yes this was a bug in promidi, i am working on a new version that should fix different problems, it needs a bit more testing but should be online by the end of the week.

In the mean time if anyone needs a fix, here is a temporary recompile of promidi I did.

It's tested as working on my mac (Intel iMac 10.5). I'm pretty sure I didn't break any other functionality, but you never know ....

This was recompiled from the source included in the mac version of promidi, although I'm only replacing the promidi.jar file so it may also work on linux/unix/windows/other

Download it here: http://www.smallbutdigital.com/promidi.jar then replace your promidi.jar file with this one

Sparky