Bjorn Vayner

I'm working on a patch that requires a number to be split into specific coordinates.

For example "000" becomes "0 00", "323" becomes "3 23" and "4674" becomes "46 74"

The second value in this list must always be within the range of 0 to 99. The first value can be infinite. 

The point is that I get coordinates of an nn by 100 grid.

I worked out a patch that does this, but I'm having some problems ironing out the bugs and hope somebody has an idea that can help.

The problems are that when I hit a multiple of 100, I get 100 instead of the desired 0. For example, "600" shows up as "6 100" instead of "6 0".

Only in ascending order though. If I count downwards I get the correct result. But then a different problem occurs.

When counting downwards, what should be 99 turns into -1

I could reroute these values to their correct value, but I'm sure that something obvious is being overlooked here.

I'm mixing up counting from 1 with counting from 0 and I cant get my head around what is probably a very stupid oversight.

Anybody have any ideas how I can make a reliable system to get me these coordinates?

This is the solution I suggested by rerouting the wrong values. It works but it is not reliable. Sometimes it'll give out wrong values too.

I'm working on a patch that requires a number to be split into specific coordinates.
For example "000" becomes "0 00", "323" becomes "3 23" and "4674" becomes "46 74"

The second value in this list must always be within the range of 0 to 99. The first value can be infinite. 
The point is that I get coordinates of an nn by 100 grid.

The problems are that when I hit a multiple of 100, I get 100 instead of the desired 0. For example, "600" shows up as "6 100" instead of "6 0".
Only in ascending order though. If I count downwards I get the correct result. But then a different problem occurs.
When counting downwards, what should be 99 turns into -1

I could reroute these values to their correct value, but I'm sure that something obvious is being overlooked here.
I'm mixing up counting from 1 with counting from 0 and I cant get my head around what is probably a very stupid oversight.

coordinates-from-an-integer

Adding a bondo, an integer object (i) or switching from a "-" object to a "!-" will simply do.

Thank you man, this is very much appreciated.

Ah yes. 2 triggers without a sync.
I must be going code blind.

Coordinates from an integer