MartIn 

Hi, I would like fill a dict with 127 arrays, each with 24 random numbers.

the goal is to then retrieve the arrays with a dial, so that I have 127 *24 values at Hand.

is this even possible or do I have to fill the dict manually?

Hi, I would like fill a dict with 127 arrays, each with 24 random numbers.
the goal is to then retrieve the  arrays with a dial, so that I have 127 *24 values at Hand.

Hi, I would like fill a dict with 127 arrays, each with 24 random numbers.
the goal is to then retrieve the  arrays with a dial, so that I h

create-dict-arrays-programmatically

Another option would be to store you values in matrices. Or using matrixset:

Sounds very reasonable.
Another option would be to store you values in matrices. Or using matrixset:


Thanks, i have a working version with jit.matrix.

would you know how to create about what I wrote above with a dict? That‘s where I am stuck.

Thanks, i have a working version with jit.matrix.
would you know how to create about what I wrote above with a dict? That‘s where I am stuck.

Wow, nice patch. Here´s what i had, your´s seems to be much tidier :)

@JEAN-FRANCOIS CHARLES
Wow, nice patch. Here´s what i had, your´s seems to be much tidier :)


This would be very simple to do and work with in Scheme for Max, in case you're interested in that sort of thing. :-) Here's how easy the code looks, with random numbers going from 0 to 99:

(lambda(j) (map (lambda(i)(random 99)) (make-vector 24)))

And now to access them - 1 is the array, 2 is the index in it

this post made me realize I need to port Racket's build-vector function to make that even smaller. Then it will just be:

(build-vector 127 (lambda()(build-vector 24 (lambda()(random 99))))))

This would be very simple to do and work with in Scheme for Max, in case you're interested in that sort of thing. :-)  Here's how easy the code looks, with random numbers going from 0 to 99:

(define my-arrays
  (map
    (lambda(j) (map (lambda(i)(random 99)) (make-vector 24)))
    (make-vector 127)))

And now to access them - 1 is the array, 2 is the index in it
(my-arrays 1 2)

(define my-arrays 
  (build-vector 127 (lambda()(build-vector 24 (lambda()(random 99))))))

Create dict arrays programmatically