yair reshef

i'm sure there is a better way (without Lobjects) then this

doing-groupslice-without-deferlow

Try using [zl join] and [zl slice] instead.

>> i'm sure there is a better way (without Lobjects) then this

What does mean "Lobjects"? list object as zl? if so, here is a way without zl :

Or an even easier way is to use [zl stream]. It does exactly what you want, but only available in Max5.

On 29 janv. 09, at 00:12, Stefan Tiedje wrote:

>> Try using [zl join] and [zl slice] instead.

> If he would have Max 5, he could use a single [zl stream 3] 

I'm a big fan of the zl stream mode too ;-) But there's a difference 

which is that [zl stream 3] only output the first list when it 

>> Try using [zl join] and [zl slice] instead.
>
> If he would have Max 5, he could use a single [zl stream 3]  
> instead...;-)

I'm a big fan of the zl stream mode too ;-) But there's a difference  
which is that [zl stream 3] only output the first list when it  
received 3 values.

doing group>slice without deferlow