R Kumar

I have many instances where I need the output to be calculated when ANY of the inputs changes. Currently I find myself inserting bang objects only to keep forcing the values to be pushed down. Are there any known approaches to this challenge?

For a simple case where I have an expr i$1 + i$2 and need this to evaluate when either input changes, I am finding myself inserting an unnecessary bang in between the second source and left inlet of the expr.

And then I am driving myself nuts to ensure the sequence of events is controlled by ensuring right to left placement or using a <t b b> object.

Any insight will be helpful on how you all are addressing such issues.

I have many instances where I need the output to be calculated when ANY of the inputs changes. Currently I find myself inserting bang object

any-other-objects-like-pak

Yes, that's a common problem. I usually use a [t b i] on the second inlet, but you could also "pak" the numbers together in a list and send both values simultaneously to the left inlet.

Thanks Double and Pedro. I was hoping I would not need so many objects for a simple 2-operand calculation. But it is what it is :).

Any other objects like pak?