Jonas Magnussen

So I tried to search for a solution to this problem, but no luck so far.

As the title says, I need to add a piece of data to a list, and it could be anything from a bang, to a list, float, int or symbol. I attached a little patch to show you what I would like to be possible. In fact, I would like the solution to work exactly like a pack object. I tried solutions with "append" and a message box with "set $1" above it, which works for most things, but is bad for lists. Anyone got a universal solution here?

I would really appreciate a solution ASAP, since I'm kinda on a deadline here!

If anyone is curious, I'm using this for a patch that does automation of parameters in max, together with the Transport object. 

So I tried to search for a solution to this problem, but no luck so far. 

As the title says, I need to add a piece of data to a list, and it could be anything from a bang, to a list, float, int or symbol. I attached a little patch to show you what I would like to be possible. In fact, I would like the solution to work exactly like a pack object. I tried solutions with "append" and a message box with "set $1" above it, which works for most things, but is bad for lists. Anyone got a universal solution here?
I would really appreciate a solution ASAP, since I'm kinda on a deadline here! 

If anyone is curious, I'm using this for a patch that does automation of parameters in max, together with the Transport object. 


how-to-add-data-you-dont-know-what-type-is-to-a-list

[join] is generally more flexible than [pack].

The only downside is you can't list default values for the elements.

The downside you are talking about is a good thing for my patch to_the_sun, [join] is perfect here! Thanks a lot guys.

How to add data you don't know what type is to a list