Is there a limit on a regexps subsitute?

    newtfish
    Jun 04 2011 | 7:00 pm
    Hi,
    I am using [regexp id @substitute %0] on the following list:
    id 223 id 224 id 225 id 226 id 227
    and i want to remove the id to give the list:
    223 224 225 226 227
    However, its a long list and using the following regexp it seems to be limiting the output.
    Anyone know whether there is a limit to this object? or perhaps another way to do same thing?
    Cheers
    N
    • bkshepard
      Jun 04 2011 | 7:36 pm
      You can easily do that with [zl delace].
    • newtfish
      Jun 04 2011 | 7:48 pm
      Hi bkshepard,
      Thanks for the advice. Unfortunately I already used that one and there is a limit on delace as well.
      Check the patcher beneath, it cuts of around half way through.
      Would love to hear any thoughts
    • DJ
      Jun 04 2011 | 8:47 pm
      Here is an even simpler solution:
      note, that [zl 4096 delace] can take a number as argument defining the maximum list length!Hope that helps, cheers, Johannes www.mdw.ac.at/zimt/ www.johanneskretz.com
    • newtfish
      Jun 04 2011 | 10:14 pm
      That's so cool DEvo. The delace limit solved it.
      Cheers mate