gamuso

Hello, I?m just trying to have an output of an object that brings my a list of numbers, and as I give to the input of that object one more number, that list grows up and sets the old numbers and the new one in left to right order... some thing like this:

Note in gives to me (in the input of that object): 88

So I have (in the output...): 44 33 28 88

-> I suppouse there must be an object that makes something like that, but I?m still in demo mode (less than a month on max) ...I`m not able to find it. Any sugestions?. This is what I have done, but I am sure there must be some easyer way to make it possible.

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[zl join] lets you combine 2 lists (or a list and one number).

zl is always the first to look at when working with lists, it can do almost everything.

but you can also use [prepend 88] in your particular case.

prepening a number to another number also makes them a list.

but you can also use [prepend 88] in your particular case.
prepening a number to another number also makes them a list.


As roman said, zl family objects are your friends ;)

Hi.
As roman said, zl family objects are your friends ;)

> -> I suppouse there must be an object that makes something like that, but I?m still in demo mode (less than a month on max) ..

wow, i'm impressed only a month on max and you come up with a patch like that. my first month i was still reading tutorials not even knowing where to start with a patch. it's been like 4 months and i just stated making patches that actually do something i want.

> -> I suppouse there must be an object that makes something like that, but I?m still in demo mode (less than a month on max) ..
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wow, i'm impressed only a month on max and you come up with a patch like that. my first month i was still reading tutorials not even knowing where to start with a patch. it's been like 4 months and i just stated making patches that actually do something i want. 

Thank you all, I hope this will work to me.

Of course upthere where I puted "notein" I meant "noteout".

...by the way, I?m taking at least 4 or 5 hours everyday to understend all this wonderfull shit (somedays it can be 10), and I must say that all the tutorials and the max interface and enviroment itself are very clear and intuitive. So good to make things without becoming a math-expert, thats gooood.

> ...by the way, I?m taking at least 4 or 5 hours everyday to understend all this wonderfull shit (somedays it can be 10), and I must say that all the tutorials and the max interface and enviroment itself are very clear and intuitive.

Quote: gusanomaxlist wrote on Sat, 25 August 2007 20:47

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> As roman said, zl family objects are your friends ;)

> #P comment 258 240 130 9109513 reverse the list (for left-to-right order);

> #P comment 258 204 156 9109513 joins the last stored list and add the new

Thanks a lot for this. It is exactly what I was looking for!!

...I know I have to be able to do it by my self, but help somedays is needed. Unless you whant to make things three times more complicated than what it can be!

Quote: gusanomaxlist wrote on Sat, 25 August 2007 20:47
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> Hi.
> As roman said, zl family objects are your friends ;)
>
> #P window setfont "Sans Serif" 9.;
> #P window linecount 2;
> #P comment 258 240 130 9109513 reverse the list (for left-to-right order);
> #P comment 258 204 156 9109513 joins the last stored list and add the new

Maybe I'm missing something, but most simple way doing this is with the 'append' message-

However, the zl object is still really good to know, and very flexible. I was kind of intimidated by zl when I first got into max, because of all the different modes. Now I use it all the time.

oh... yes Roman mentioned prepend. I missed that on the first view. :() 

Quote: Nick Inhofe wrote on Sun, 26 August 2007 13:03

> Maybe I'm missing something, but most simple way doing this is with the 'append' message-

Ey guys... uaauhhh. I must say that we are the ones that have been a little bit missed. If we look up there in this window, and we watch at the sooooooo complicated ways to make this thing (the most complicated was mine, of course... but the one with the zl family wasn

Quote: Nick Inhofe wrote on Sun, 26 August 2007 13:03
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> Maybe I'm missing something, but most simple way doing this is with the 'append' message-
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Ey guys... uaauhhh. I must say that we are the ones that have been a little bit missed. If we look up there in this window, and we watch at the sooooooo complicated ways to make this thing (the most complicated was mine, of course... but the one with the zl family wasn


I was so happy bringing you to the almighty zl !

I was so happy bringing you to the almighty zl !
My apologies for that.
Best.


Any way these days I have learned a lot about zl object. From now he is my friend!.

Some day I,ll be thankful of it, I am sure.

> oh... yes Roman mentioned prepend. I missed that on the first view. :()

But it needs two prepends, so your version wins hands down (though yours 

would need a [t b l] to send out the list... ;-)

Nick Inhofe schrieb:
 > oh... yes Roman mentioned prepend. I missed that on the first view. :()

But it needs two prepends, so your version wins hands down (though yours 
would need a [t b l] to send out the list... ;-)

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Just some advice... an easyer way to make this stuff.