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I'm having a problem getting data that is stored in one coll and dumping into another coll, can anyone help?

a-coll-conundrum

On 2/2/07 12:41 PM, "Rhys Perkins" wrote:

On 2/2/07 12:41 PM, "Rhys Perkins"  wrote:

Cheers
Gary Lee Nelson
Oberlin College
www.timara.oberlin.edu/GaryLeeNelson

A little more complicated if your coll indices include symbols

> I'm having a problem getting data that is stored in one coll and dumping into

> #P comment 39 161 100 196617 How do I put the data from the coll above into

> #P comment 243 179 100 196617 It can then get renumbered seperately and

> updated everytime the first coll is altered?;

>
> I'm having a problem getting data that is stored in one coll and dumping into
> another coll, can anyone help?
>
> max v2;
> #N vpatcher 409 279 1009 679;
> #P window setfont "Sans Serif" 9.;
> #P window linecount 1;
> #P message 89 66 31 196617 3 15;
> #P newex 176 122 32 196617 del 2;
> #P message 53 66 23 196617 1 1;
> #P message 176 146 53 196617 renumber;
> #N coll ;
> #P newobj 176 178 53 196617 coll;
> #N coll ;
> #P newobj 53 117 53 196617 coll;
> #P window linecount 3;
> #P comment 39 161 100 196617 How do I put the data from the coll above into
> this coll? ---->;
> #P window linecount 6;
> #P comment 243 179 100 196617 It can then get renumbered seperately and
> updated everytime the first coll is altered?;
> #P connect 7 0 2 0;
> #P connect 5 0 2 0;
> #P connect 5 0 6 0;
> #P connect 6 0 4 0;
> #P connect 4 0 3 0;
> #P pop;
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Rhys

Swap doesn't work on lists. If your coll location hase more than one

integer your example doesn't work. See my most recent post on this.

On 2/2/07 1:12 PM, "Patrick Delges" wrote:

Swap doesn't work on lists.  If your coll location hase more than one
integer your example doesn't work.  See my most recent post on this.

On 2/2/07 1:12 PM, "Patrick Delges"  wrote:

Quote: Gary Lee Nelson wrote on Fri, 02 February 2007 21:05

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Anyway, my solution is wrong, again. I shouldn't read a book while listining to mister Toeplitz's music AND keep an eye on the list and try to answer questions. Just forget my previous posts, I wish I could remove them from the archives. I hope things will be better tomorrow. :-)

Quote: Gary Lee Nelson wrote on Fri, 02 February 2007 21:05
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> Sorry our posts crossed
>

Thanks guys, I was initially only planning on using numbers but now I know of ways to deal with symbols these ideas will be most useful indeed!

> Thanks guys, I was initially only planning on using numbers but now I know of

> ways to deal with symbols these ideas will be most useful indeed!

On 2/3/07 9:27 AM, "Rhys Perkins"  wrote:

>
> Thanks guys, I was initially only planning on using numbers but now I know of
> ways to deal with symbols these ideas will be most useful indeed!
>
> Rhys

> Thanks guys, I was initially only planning on using numbers but now I

> know of ways to deal with symbols these ideas will be most useful

but the most obvious and simple solution wasn't posted yet, no need to 

dump anything, just feed both colls in the beginning, no problem with 

Rhys Perkins wrote:
> Thanks guys, I was initially only planning on using numbers but now I
> know of ways to deal with symbols these ideas will be most useful
> indeed!

but the most obvious and simple solution wasn't posted yet, no need to 
dump anything, just feed both colls in the beginning, no problem with 
symbols either...

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Unfortunately the most obvious solution wouldnt work in my case as the command length was being used along with renumber and therefore three coll objects were required in the end in order for it to work...

> Unfortunately the most obvious solution wouldnt work in my case as

> the command length was being used along with renumber and therefore

> three coll objects were required in the end in order for it to

no matter how many colls you need, the most obvious solution is always 

to pass the information just to all of them. You would only need several 

colls if they have the same content, but differently ordered, elswise 

the most obvious solution is to name the colls (with the same name), 

then you can access the content at 1000 different places...

To boil it down, there is no need to copy the coll for what you wanted 

to do. (To be honest, the last patch didn't explain to me, what you are 

after, at first sight I'd say, replace all the delays with a proper 

Rhys Perkins wrote:
> Unfortunately the most obvious solution wouldnt work in my case as
> the command length was being used along with renumber and therefore
> three coll objects were required in the end in order for it to
> work...

no matter how many colls you need, the most obvious solution is always 
to pass the information just to all of them. You would only need several 
colls if they have the same content, but differently ordered, elswise 
the most obvious solution is to name the colls (with the same name), 
then you can access the content at 1000 different places...

To boil it down, there is no need to copy the coll for what you wanted 
to do. (To be honest, the last patch didn't explain to me, what you are 
after, at first sight I'd say, replace all the delays with a proper 
trigger structure...)

A coll conundrum...