Mikos

I'm having an issue that is very elemantary but causing some headaches currently. The coll object seems to be unable to deal with the coma used for data to create ramps using line~ (ex. 0.0, 1 200 0 200). Is there another way/object with which to store a series of this type of information with out the syntaxtical problem? Thanks in advance.

I'm having an issue that is very elemantary but causing some headaches currently.  The coll object seems to be unable to deal with the coma used for data to create ramps using line~ (ex. 0.0, 1 200 0 200).  Is there another way/object with which to store a series of this type of information with out the syntaxtical problem?  Thanks in advance.

question-collecting-interpolated-line-input-data

How about storing the data without the comma (0.0 1 200 0 200), then 

placing a message box after the coll with the comma inside it: [$1, 

On Aug 3, 2006, at 12:00 AM, Mikos wrote:

> I'm having an issue that is very elemantary but causing some 

> headaches currently. The coll object seems to be unable to deal 

> with the coma used for data to create ramps using line~ (ex. 0.0, 1 

> 200 0 200). Is there another way/object with which to store a 

> series of this type of information with out the syntaxtical 

How about storing the data without the comma (0.0 1 200 0 200), then  
placing a message box after the coll with the comma inside it:  [$1,  
$2 $3 $4 $5]

>
> Hello all,
>
> I'm having an issue that is very elemantary but causing some  
> headaches currently.  The coll object seems to be unable to deal  
> with the coma used for data to create ramps using line~ (ex. 0.0, 1  
> 200 0 200).  Is there another way/object with which to store a  
> series of this type of information with out the syntaxtical  
> problem?  Thanks in advance.
>
> cheers!
> mike


Great! Thanks so much for the solutions.
-mike


Also, if you're using the "function" object (the graphical envelope 

tool), set it to output points for line~ in its inspector. Now, 

instead of value1, list, it'll just output one long list. (e.g. val1 0 

> Great! Thanks so much for the solutions.

Also, if you're using the "function" object (the graphical envelope 
tool), set it to output points for line~ in its inspector.  Now, 
instead of value1, list, it'll just output one long list.  (e.g. val1 0 
val2 time, etc.)

>
> Great! Thanks so much for the solutions.
> -mike
>


question: collecting interpolated line~ input data