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Lets say you have a message with 10 elements. and after that you out a "iter".

Is there a way to control the output with time, so every element outputs in e.g 5 mseconds?

slice-up-a-list-with-time-interval

A combo of metro, counter, zl reg and zl nth should do the trick.

There's probably a variety of ways to accomplish it.

Here's one way that works for a list of integers (and could easily be adapted for floats).

There's probably a variety of ways to accomplish it.
Here's one way that works for a list of integers (and could easily be adapted for floats).


To Chris Muir : with your suggestion, I came up with this. I wonder if the 't b b' connected to the button makes sense as it works without it... But I imagine there may be timing concerns...

After a little streamlining. I played around this because I've got a delay after clicking the button before the first element is output. I thought this was because the counter starts at 0 so I added a '+ 1' between the counter and 'zl nth', but it doesn't seem to change anything.

For indexing from 0 just use [zl mth] instead of [zl nth].

The delay is avoided by choosing the correct input order, ie. from right to left.

For indexing from 0 just use [zl mth] instead of [zl nth].
The delay is avoided by choosing the correct input order, ie. from right to left.


You'll want to beware of the "screw case" of a second list (or third, fourth, etc.) coming in before the first list is completed. My examples above simply overlap multiple lists. Here's an example that queues them.

slice up a list with time-interval.