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So here is a simple setup that I am going to expand on.

Is there some way to send different operations to the jit.expr without rewriting the expression? I want the same functionality as the umenu that shows up in the jit.op help file with all of the operations already loaded in and "hot swappable".

I was thinking that the only way I might be able to achieve this is with sprintf and generating messages to send to the jit.expr but I was wondering if the functionality is already built in and I am just missing something.

Any help would be much appreciated, thanks!

Is there some way to send different operations to the jit.expr without rewriting the expression?  I want the same functionality as the umenu that shows up in the jit.op help file with all of the operations already loaded in and "hot swappable".

Any help would be much appreciated, thanks!


jit-expr-swapping-operations-dynamically-like-jit-op

so I've gotten the sprintf solution working alright, but what is the syntax for applying things like avg or max/min to 2+ matrices coming into jit.expr?

and the original question still stands if there is an easier way than sprintf as shown here:

you can also use named variants for all infix operators so

add(in[0],in[1])  // +
sub(in[0],in[1])  // -
mul(in[0],in[1])  // *
div(in[0],in[1])  // /
mod(in[0],in[1])  // %
gt(in[0],in[1])   // >
lt(in[0],in[1])   // <
gte(in[0],in[1])  // >=
lte(in[0],in[1])  //
eq(in[0],in[1])   // ==
neq(in[0],in[1])  // !=

jit.expr - swapping operations dynamically like jit.op