is there a way to directly accede to buffer~ samples through 

javascript (js object)?? reading a least?

I think it would be pretty useful with javascript arrays and there 

PS: I am trying to locate precisely n maximums in a buffer~ ( -> [abs 

0.]), by constructing a list of n time stamps (the samples indexes of 

the maximums). I'm using uzi -> peek~ to proceed through the buffer~, 

and then -> js liste_maxima (a js script of mine) to register the 

maximum values in an array that I sort, but it crashes with uzi, 

which I guess goes far to fast for my poor script... That's one the 

reasons I'd like so much to directly read in a buffer~, without 

is there a way to directly accede to buffer~ samples through  
javascript (js object)?? reading a least?
I think it would be pretty useful with javascript arrays and there  
methods...

PS: I am trying to locate precisely n maximums in a buffer~ ( -> [abs  
0.]), by constructing a list of n time stamps (the samples indexes of  
the maximums). I'm using uzi -> peek~ to proceed through the buffer~,  
and then -> js liste_maxima (a js script of mine) to register the  
maximum values in an array that I sort, but it crashes with uzi,  
which I guess goes far to fast for my poor script... That's one the  
reasons I'd like so much to directly read in a buffer~, without  
having to use peek~.


js & buffer~