ed dowie

Sorry if this is an obvious one. I'm getting problems with stack overflows and can't find the cause. I want to restrict the outputs of all of my send objects by banging the result out using a metro. I remember using the object before, but I can't find in any of my previous patches, or the manuals, tutorials etc - can someone tell me what the object that outputs lists when it receives a bang (in a similar manner to int of float)?

Hi,
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Sorry if this is an obvious one. I'm getting problems with stack overflows and can't find the cause. I want to restrict the outputs of all of my send objects by banging the result out using a metro. I remember using the object before, but I can't find in any of my previous patches, or the manuals, tutorials etc - can someone tell me what the object that outputs lists when it receives a bang (in a similar manner to int of float)?

is-there-an-object-like-int-which-outputs-lists

> Sorry if this is an obvious one. I'm getting problems with stack overflows and can't find the cause. I want to restrict the outputs of all of my send objects by banging the result out using a metro. I remember using the object before, but I can't find in any of my previous patches, or the manuals, tutorials etc - can someone tell me what the object that outputs lists when it receives a bang (in a similar manner to int of float)?

ed dowie wrote:
> Hi,
> t
> Sorry if this is an obvious one. I'm getting problems with stack overflows and can't find the cause. I want to restrict the outputs of all of my send objects by banging the result out using a metro. I remember using the object before, but I can't find in any of my previous patches, or the manuals, tutorials etc - can someone tell me what the object that outputs lists when it receives a bang (in a similar manner to int of float)?


Thanks so much! My mind was absolutely blank!

(I also didn't think of the prepend set/message box route!)

Thanks so much! My mind was absolutely blank! 

Zl reg is my friend too. I would even go as far as saying that it needs 'l' or 'list' as an alias, since it's used just like 'f' and 'i'.

Is there an object like int which outputs lists?