karl krach

ok, this is embarrasing because i'm quite sure this is dead drop simple but somehow the solution keeps hiding from me...:

i have a stream of single numbers coming in, ranging from 0 to 50.000.

now i want to simply filter out any number where the difference to the last one is bigger than 100.

i get it almost to work with a bucket and a gate if there is only one false number but not if there are consecutive false ones because then the bucket fills up with false numbers...

1000 -- 10 (blocked because difference > 100)

500 -- 10 (blocked because difference > 100)

300 -- 10 (blocked because difference > 100)

10 -- 150 (blocked because difference > 100)

i have a stream of single numbers coming in, ranging from 0 to 50.000.
now i want to simply filter out any number where the difference to the last one is bigger than 100.
i get it almost to work with a bucket and a gate if there is only one false number but not if there are consecutive false ones because then the bucket fills up with false numbers...

the output should be like the following:
input -- output
20 -- 20
80 -- 80
10 -- 10
1000 -- 10 (blocked because difference > 100)
500 -- 10 (blocked because difference > 100)
300 -- 10 (blocked because difference > 100)
109 -- 109
60 -- 60
150 -- 150
10 -- 150 (blocked because difference > 100)
etc.

how would i do that?
thanks for helping out...
k


stupid-list-processing-problem

yes, precisely like this. i was stuck with the idea of needing a bucket but this is much more elegant - comfys patch does exactly what i was trying to do!

once again, thank you so much for the help!

yes, precisely like this. i was stuck with the idea of needing a bucket but this is much more elegant - comfys patch does exactly what i was trying to do!
once again, thank you so much for the help!
k


Nice one Nicolas! I had no idea about zl's stream mode or that you could put the code I had in expr into 'if' - super useful.

Personally I'm disappointed that nobody posted GEN solution...

Here's one that checks against last input and another that checks against last output.

stupid list processing problem