Dr. Spankenstein

I'm working on a more efficient way to fill a matrix row by row and have come up with the following. The problem is that I'm not sure how to combine the two generated lists?

I'm working on a more efficient way to fill a matrix row by row and have come up with the following.  The problem is that I'm not sure how to combine the two generated lists?

combine-two-lists-of-varying-lengths

bear in mind this solution will only work as long as the list length doesnt exceed 256 limit.

I'm after something that will be able to combine more than just two lists if possible (I just thought for simplicities sake that two would be a good starting point).

The list length will be over 256 by the time it is finished

Has anyone else got any ideas on how to crack this problem?

Whereabouts would the help file for the mxj list objects be so I can find out which object I need to use to solve this problem?

The mxj object help file doesn't mention any mxj list or mxj anything for that matter.

I just found the "listpackage" help file. So that solves that one.

I just found the "listpackage" help file.  So that solves that one.


On 2 avr. 08, at 18:05, Rhys Perkins wrote:

> I just found the "listpackage" help file. So that solves that one.

Right. Furthermore, the list length limitation is not in the 

connection per see but more in the objects themselves. That's why mxj 

object is capable of dealing with larger lists.

> I just found the "listpackage" help file.  So that solves that one.

Right. Furthermore, the list length limitation is not in the  
connection per see but more in the objects themselves. That's why mxj  
object is capable of dealing with larger lists.

On Apr 2, 2008, at 8:18 AM, justin wrote:

> bear in mind this solution will only work as long as the list length 

If you are running a version of Max >= 5.0, the 256 limit doesn't apply.

On Apr 2, 2008, at 8:18 AM, justin wrote:
> bear in mind this solution will only work as long as the list length  
> doesnt exceed 256 limit.

Chris Muir
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Combine two lists of varying lengths?