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I am using ej.function as real time variable envelop for a looper connected to pattr and a receive object. I would like to be able to easily save the ej.function shapes and then send them via list messages back to ej.function in real time. I have encountered two problems.

1. By banging the dumplist, it outputs the xy values as a list, but to use that list to set a new ej.function, commas need to be added in between the points. Seems like this would be easy to do automatically, but it isn't. Do I need to make a counter/coll system to automatically add the commas, knowing that the number of points may be different each time?

2. The domain size changes the point values. As I will be changing the domain in real time, I think I need a system that can scale this information automatically. How would this be done most effectively?

I have attached a file with comments and examples. Any advice, tricks, suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Hi,
I am using ej.function as real time variable envelop for a looper connected to pattr and a receive object. I would like to be able to easily save the ej.function shapes and then send them via list messages back to ej.function in real time. I have encountered two problems.
1. By banging the dumplist, it outputs the xy values as a list, but to use that list to set a new ej.function, commas need to be added in between the points. Seems like this would be easy to do automatically, but it isn't. Do I need to make a counter/coll system to automatically add the commas, knowing that the number of points may be different each time?
2. The domain size changes the point values. As I will be changing the domain in real time, I think I need a system that can scale this information automatically. How would this be done most effectively? 

ej-function-adding-commas-dealing-with-domain-resizing

haven't looked at your patch... sorry. A comma in max just means that whatever comes next is a new value/symbol/list until the next comma. have a look at the patch below. if you have a list with 10 elements and you know that you have, say x/y pairs, you can use [zl iter 2] to output two elements at a time...

I don't really know the ej.function, but with the max function you can say "setdomain $1" and the points are scaled automatically to your new envelope length... I would assume ej.function has similar functionality. might e wrong though.

now that I actually had a quick peak at your patch, I see what you mean by the domain change. here is an attempt at fixing the issue... it's a bit of a hack but seems to work. This assumes that you created your function with domain set to 1... some more hacking will be necessary if that changes.

ej.function, adding commas, dealing with domain resizing