Wetterberg

I'm having some of those "late night problems" patching, and hoping you 

I want to treat a long list of 0s, 1s and 2s in such a way to get three 

freely selectable values in place of those 3 values.

would regexp be able to handle such transformations? And would it handle 

I'm having some of those "late night problems" patching, and hoping you 
lovely lot could help me here.

I want to treat a long list of 0s, 1s and 2s in such a way to get three 
freely selectable values in place of those 3 values.

would regexp be able to handle such transformations? And would it handle 
all three in one pass?

ifthen-for-lists

On 13 nov. 08, at 02:25, Andreas Wetterberg wrote:

> I'm having some of those "late night problems" patching, and hoping 

> I want to treat a long list of 0s, 1s and 2s in such a way to get 

> three freely selectable values in place of those 3 values.

> would regexp be able to handle such transformations? And would it 

> Any pointers/object suggestions welcome!

> I'm having some of those "late night problems" patching, and hoping  
> you lovely lot could help me here.
>
> I want to treat a long list of 0s, 1s and 2s in such a way to get  
> three freely selectable values in place of those 3 values.
>
>
> would regexp be able to handle such transformations? And would it  
> handle all three in one pass?
>
> Any pointers/object suggestions welcome!

Ah, no I meant "ones, twos and threes". Sorry for the confusion.

Basically a patch that will listen for any number in a list and replace 

> On 13 nov. 08, at 02:25, Andreas Wetterberg wrote:

>> I'm having some of those "late night problems" patching, and hoping 

>> I want to treat a long list of 0s, 1s and 2s in such a way to get 

>> three freely selectable values in place of those 3 values.

>> would regexp be able to handle such transformations? And would it 

>> Any pointers/object suggestions welcome!

Basically a patch that will listen for any number in a list and replace 
it with whatever we tell it to. ?

Emmanuel Jourdan skrev:
> On 13 nov. 08, at 02:25, Andreas Wetterberg wrote:
>
>> I'm having some of those "late night problems" patching, and hoping 
>> you lovely lot could help me here.
>>
>> I want to treat a long list of 0s, 1s and 2s in such a way to get 
>> three freely selectable values in place of those 3 values.
>>
>>
>> would regexp be able to handle such transformations? And would it 
>> handle all three in one pass?
>>
>> Any pointers/object suggestions welcome!
>
>
> Something like that?
>
>
>
> ej
>
>
>
> .
>


On 13 nov. 08, at 08:06, Andreas Wetterberg wrote:

> Ah, no I meant "ones, twos and threes". Sorry for the confusion.

> Basically a patch that will listen for any number in a list and 

> replace it with whatever we tell it to. ?

Have a look to the substitue object then.

> Ah, no I meant "ones, twos and threes". Sorry for the confusion.
>
> Basically a patch that will listen for any number in a list and  
> replace it with whatever we tell it to. ?

Lreplace will replace specified values with other values in a slightly roundabout fashion.

if you drop a list such as 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 in the right inlet, then the complex message [2 a, 3 b, 4 c, bang] in the left you will get 

L? will perform complex if statements on each member of a list.

it uses the ? : syntax and lets you do the equivalent of 

These are Lobjects, freely available from:

Lreplace will replace specified values with other values in a slightly roundabout fashion.
if you drop a list such as 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 in the right inlet, then the complex message [2 a, 3 b, 4 c, bang] in the left you will get 
1 a b c 5 6 7

L? will perform complex if statements on each member of a list.
it uses the ? : syntax and lets you do the equivalent of 
if $i1 > $i2 then $i3+6 else 15
is
[L? $i1 > $i2 ? $i3+6 : 15 ]

These are Lobjects, freely available from:
ftp://arts.ucsc.edu/pub/ems/
pqe


The substitute object is great, but only allows one substitution at a 

time - performing this action iteratively can be dangerous; let's say I 

want to replace 1 with 2, 2 with A, and A with 1.

Processes would be all messed up, wouldn't they?

> On 13 nov. 08, at 08:06, Andreas Wetterberg wrote:

>> Ah, no I meant "ones, twos and threes". Sorry for the confusion.

>> Basically a patch that will listen for any number in a list and 

>> replace it with whatever we tell it to. ?

> Have a look to the substitue object then.

The substitute object is great, but only allows one substitution at a 
time - performing this action iteratively can be dangerous; let's say I 
want to replace 1 with 2, 2 with A, and A with 1.

Emmanuel Jourdan skrev:
> On 13 nov. 08, at 08:06, Andreas Wetterberg wrote:
>
>> Ah, no I meant "ones, twos and threes". Sorry for the confusion.
>>
>> Basically a patch that will listen for any number in a list and 
>> replace it with whatever we tell it to. ?
>
> Have a look to the substitue object then.
>
> ej
>


You could unpack the lists into select which triggers replacement numbers then repack the list like this:

> You could unpack the lists into select which triggers replacement numbers then repack the list like this:

Leafcutter John skrev:
> You could unpack the lists into select which triggers replacement numbers then repack the list like this:
>
> #P window setfont "Sans Serif" 9.


if/then for lists?