Tobias Welby

I feel like there is probably a very simple solution to this, but at the moment i am stumped.

I need a bang to turn of a toggle once two separate variables have been met.

The input for both of these variable is different, so I have had difficulty using the Sel object, or the if statement.

Does anybody know if there is a way to do this?

I feel like there is probably a very simple solution to this, but at the moment i am stumped. 

I need a bang to turn of a toggle once two separate variables have been met. 

The input for both of these variable is different, so I have had difficulty using the Sel object, or the if statement. 

1-bang-once-two-input-criteria-have-been-met

[if ... ] sounds ok for this task.
See the attached patch.


[expr $i1==$i2] if both variables must match; [expr $i1==30 && $i2==80] if they differ. Then do [sel 1] for a bang

Hi
[expr $i1==$i2] if both variables must match; [expr $i1==30 && $i2==80] if they differ. Then do [sel 1] for a bang

All of the above solutions make an assumption about which looked-for number will arrive first. Here's a more order-neutral method.

All of the above solutions make an assumption about which looked-for number will arrive first.

Nope. The first example is a [bondo] in front of an [if]

Nope. The first example is a [bondo] in front of an [if]
;-)


message ordering is NOT explicit to the novice; let them work it out for themselves? But Chris highlights this.

I refer the honourable gentleman to the comments I gave some months/years before