Gary Lee Nelson

I am continually running into the 256 item limit in coll. I seem to

remember coll as an example in the max sdk. It's not there anymore. I

wonder if I can get the code coll and increase the limit for my own use.

I am continually running into the 256 item limit in coll.  I seem to
remember coll as an example in the max sdk.  It's not there anymore. I
wonder if I can get the code coll and increase the limit for my own use.

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

atom-limit-in-coll

probably you can, but what if you want to dump a too long list? 

you cant, so you could as well use 2 colls and combine them in

probably you can, but what if you want to dump a too long list? 
you cant, so you could as well use 2 colls and combine them in
a way that fits your needs.

Yes, today has brought me to the realization that, even if a build a bigger

house (coll), most of the neighbors still have tiny windows - (text,

message, iter - those guys). Perhaps something for the wish list - a global

;max message that sets the maximum size of all of those things.

I have spent the day learning more about jit.cellblock and textedit. They

seem to be much more my kind of neighbors. They hold a lot of text and,

even though they eat all of my commas, they love other delimiters. I'm

using /. It's only two over from the comma and no shift key to slow me

On 3/15/07 11:56 AM, "Roman Thilenius" wrote:

> probably you can, but what if you want to dump a too long list?

> you cant, so you could as well use 2 colls and combine them in

Yes, today has brought me to the realization that, even if a build a bigger
house (coll), most of the neighbors still have tiny windows - (text,
message, iter - those guys).  Perhaps something for the wish list - a global
;max message that sets the maximum size of all of those things.

I have spent the day learning more about jit.cellblock and textedit.  They
seem to be much more my kind of neighbors.  They hold a lot of text and,
even though they eat all of my commas, they love other delimiters.  I'm
using /.  It's only two over from the comma and no shift key to slow me
down.

On 3/15/07 11:56 AM, "Roman Thilenius"  wrote:

>
> probably you can, but what if you want to dump a too long list?
> you cant, so you could as well use 2 colls and combine them in
> a way that fits your needs.
>
>
> -110
> --
> http://vst-mac.info/

This examples stores 500 numbers into and reads them from a regular coll. Maybe useful for your situation.

Atom limit in coll