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-I've got a cellblock, refered to a coll.

-I want to update the data in a specific row, for specific columns

I tried to do this using zl iter and zl nth with an extra argument. But then I found out zl nth only remembers the last extra argument. Does someone has an idea on how to solve this?

I ran into a problem again.
Here's the situation:
-I've got a cellblock, refered to a coll.
-I want to update the data in a specific row, for specific columns

zl-nth-forgets-previous-arguments

I don't understand what you're after but this should be the normal [zl 

nth] behavior, as it accepts only one number in his right inlet (which 

is the nth element of the list you want to output).

Maybe you should provide a clearer part of your patch ?

Hi.
I don't understand what you're after but this should be the normal [zl 
nth] behavior, as it accepts only one number in his right inlet (which 
is the nth element of the list you want to output).
Maybe you should provide a clearer part of your patch ?

> Does someone has an idea on how to solve this?

I'm not sure I understood the problem completely, but is this what you 

I'm not sure I understood the problem completely, but is this what you  
want?

Chris Muir
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I should really learn to work better with the trigger ;)

My temporary solution was to put the original list in a coll, like: 

and then put the items of the changed list in it as well, like:

then dump the coll and put all of it back together.

It works, but your solution is much much easier.

Yes, that was exactly what I meant.
I should really learn to work better with the trigger ;)
My temporary solution was to put the original list in a coll, like: 
1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
...

and then put the items of the changed list in it as well, like:
1 a
3 c

I am using this patch that you have made. But there is a limit at 256.

I am using your example for a dmx situation and want to be able to use 512 elements.

I am using this patch that you have made. But there is a limit at 256.
I am using your example for a dmx situation and want to be able to use 512 elements.

I think the default size of zl lists is 256 elements, so if you want larger lists you just need to put a size argument in all your zl objects, prior to the mode argument ie [zl 512 nth 0]

zl nth forgets previous arguments