colm

Ok I know this is a real easy one but my brain hurts. I need to output only if there is change in a stream of numbers. Not sure how clear that is...I've tried using 

but thats not working, and I've been through the tutorials and as I've said my brain hurts.

Ok I know this is a real easy one but my brain hurts. I need to output only if there is change in a stream of numbers. Not sure how clear that is...I've tried using 
if $f1 != $f2 then set $f1 
but thats not working, and I've been through the tutorials and as I've said my brain hurts.
Any help would be fantastic


compare-and-output

> Ok I know this is a real easy one but my brain hurts. I need to output only if there is change in a stream of numbers. Not sure how clear that is...I've tried using 

> but thats not working, and I've been through the tutorials and as I've said my brain hurts.

You could alternatively use [bucket 2], [==] and a gate I guess...

Also, searching the reference manual for the word "change" might have 

colm skrev:
> Ok I know this is a real easy one but my brain hurts. I need to output only if there is change in a stream of numbers. Not sure how clear that is...I've tried using 
> if $f1 != $f2 then set $f1 
> but thats not working, and I've been through the tutorials and as I've said my brain hurts.
> Any help would be fantastic
>
>
[Change 0.]
You could alternatively use [bucket 2], [==] and a gate I guess...
Also, searching the reference manual for the word "change" might have 
helped ;)

thanks a million, I was doing just that when I saw yer reply. My brain now hurts less and thanks you

thanks a million, I was doing just that when I saw yer reply. My brain now hurts less and thanks you
c


are you looking for something like the 'change' object?

> Ok I know this is a real easy one but my brain hurts. I need to output only if there is change in a stream of numbers. Not sure how clear that is...I've tried using

On 6/1/07, colm  wrote:
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> Ok I know this is a real easy one but my brain hurts. I need to output only if there is change in a stream of numbers. Not sure how clear that is...I've tried using
> if $f1 != $f2 then set $f1
> but thats not working, and I've been through the tutorials and as I've said my brain hurts.
> Any help would be fantastic
>
>


compare and output