Kaspar

Is there an object where you can pack several lists together, so that if I send this list into inlet 1 (1 2 3 4 5) and this list into inlet 2 (6 7 8 9 10) then I will end up with this list: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10?

pack-object-for-lists

- however, with this object I can only join two lists ...

You can always use [zl join] recurrently...

join the previous results (1234 with 5678) = 12345678

join 12 with 34
join 56 with 78
join the previous results (1234 with 5678) = 12345678


You could also route all your lists to [zl group] and bang it when everything has been received, as long as they all go in the correct order.

But the [zl group] and [zl join] should be better choices!!!

But the [zl group] and [zl join] should be better choices!!!
Nikoas


A little bit older this threat, here is my solution:

you can also just use the plain "join" object.

and further more bach.join, if you have bach installed.

you can also just use the plain "join" object.
 

Yes, Ben that's good to know that it works with join. I always gone with zl.join for lists and there it's not possible.

pack object for lists?