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Why do these not work? How can I check if a value is within range?

I am managing to sent out a bang but how can I send a specific value?

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Nice, thanks. Good to know. The only thing is I need to output 1, 2, 3 and 4 in order to control Gate object with it. How please?

I would also like to understand why my expressions were not working.

And here is my attempt with comparison operators. This one also does not work.

if then needs a little getting used to, doesn't always work like C (i had better luck making sure $f1 variables were towards the left among other things like being explicit about everything, etc.

if you can use comparison operators, that might be more efficient but here's a little of both(you could easily rework the ifthen here for your question about outputting 1 through 4 for gate), hope it helps:

if then needs a little getting used to, doesn't always work like C (i had better luck making sure $f1 variables were towards the left among other things like being explicit about everything, etc.
i'm having trouble explaining...

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Thank you. Very useful. But they still output bangs, how do I get from a bang to an int? And output that int only once for each range of values?

Sorry about the primitive questions, I am finding it a bit hard to get through the simplest things sometimes because I am not familiar with MAX's idiosyncrasies and the doc's examples cannot cover everyone's precise scenario...

I still think split makes sense for this problem.

In your example with all the >< operators, it looks like you're trying to set a range with each pair, but you have your range improperly specified.

For example, you're looking for a number that is < -5.36 AND > -2.68, which is not going to happen. If you swap the operators so that you are looking for > -5.36 AND < -2.68 you will spacify a range.

In your example with all the >< operators, it looks like you're trying to set a range with each pair, but you have your range improperly specified.
For example, you're looking for a number that is < -5.36 AND > -2.68, which is not going to happen. If you swap the operators so that you are looking for > -5.36 AND < -2.68 you will spacify a range.


you can come from bang to int using [i], [t], [var], [pvar], [zl reg], [sprintf], [text],

[coll], [expr], gui objects, java or javascript, or about 30 other ways ... choose one!

you can come from bang to int using [i], [t], [var], [pvar], [zl reg], [sprintf], [text],
[coll], [expr], gui objects, java or javascript, or about 30 other ways ... choose one!

Thanks. I knew it was the case but helps to know what to look for.

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