Jean-Francois Charles

1-int-addition

    loadbang -> '#1' -> [+ 0.](right inlet)

    loadbang -> [float #1] -> [+ 0.](right inlet)

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	loadbang -> '#1' ->  [+ 0.](right inlet)

	loadbang -> [float #1] ->   [+ 0.](right inlet)

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make the argument to #1 "1." or "2." as long as it has the '.' it 

will become a float add. I just tested it, it works.

make the argument to #1 "1." or "2." as long as it has the '.' it  
will become a float add. I just tested it, it works.

I see what you mean. I merely thought you wanted to use the '3.' as a 

float throughout the subpatch, not as both int and float within the 

subpatch. other posters have given other solutions, however which 

should work, but dont solve the #1. issue explicitly.

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I see what you mean. I merely thought you wanted to use the '3.' as a  
float throughout the subpatch, not as both int and float within the  
subpatch. other posters have given other solutions, however which  
should work, but dont solve the #1. issue explicitly.

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when #1 is an int. this is why my dumb joke.

if there would be a way to make a float addition

using [+ 7] then what would [+ 7.] be good for ...

me still do not get the idea why you
would exspect or want to float-add #1
when #1 is an int. this is why my dumb joke.

it is not a surprise that for example
[+ 7] is an int addition, or is it?

if there would be a way to make a float addition
using [+ 7] then what would [+ 7.] be good for ...

well, but it works as soon as the left 
operand is a float, isnt that enough? ;)

[+ #1.] int addition