slebeux

I'd like to use a line, whose start value is not known in advance (i.e. 

So I intend to use a list to send to [line] in the format start value, 

The problem is that neither append nor prepend accept "," as argument so 

I guess I can find a solution, but not simply, so I ask here if someone 

What I would like to do is approximately that :

I got an anoying problem.
I'd like to use a line, whose start value is not known in advance (i.e. 
sampled).
So I intend to use a list to send to [line] in the format start value, 
end value time.
The problem is that neither append nor prepend accept "," as argument so 
I am not able to achieve it.
I guess I can find a solution, but not simply, so I ask here if someone 
has an idea ...
What I would like to do is approximately that :

$f [50]         List [0 100]
    l                        l
  Process merging the two
                l
        List [50,0 100]
                l
        [Line 50, 0 100]           

list-comma-problem

On 31 Jan 2007, at 10:04, Sylvain Le Beux wrote:

> The problem is that neither append nor prepend accept "," as 

> argument so I am not able to achieve it.

> The problem is that neither append nor prepend accept "," as  
> argument so I am not able to achieve it.

>I'd like to use a line, whose start value is not known in advance 

>So I intend to use a list to send to [line] in the format start 

>The problem is that neither append nor prepend accept "," as 

>argument so I am not able to achieve it.

>I guess I can find a solution, but not simply, so I ask here if 

>What I would like to do is approximately that :

>Hi,
>
>I got an anoying problem.
>I'd like to use a line, whose start value is not known in advance 
>(i.e. sampled).
>So I intend to use a list to send to [line] in the format start 
>value, end value time.
>The problem is that neither append nor prepend accept "," as 
>argument so I am not able to achieve it.
>I guess I can find a solution, but not simply, so I ask here if 
>someone has an idea ...
>What I would like to do is approximately that :
>
>$f [50]         List [0 100]
>    l                        l
>  Process merging the two
>                l
>        List [50,0 100]
>                l
>        [Line 50, 0 100]          
>

kasper
-- 
  Kasper T. Toeplitz
noise, composition, bass, computer
http://www.sleazeArt.com

[50, 0 100] would mean seperate messages of [50] and [0 100] to max, as far as I know. So if you send a [50] then [0 100] seperately, that's the same thing, you don't have to merge them in a list. The comma notation makes different messages to be sent from a single messagebox. Don't forget to give special care to signal order though, 50 should be on right this time.

shows how often I use the escape character (not)

And also pack 1 2 3 -> $1, $2 $3 (again this is two messages to line)

> [50, 0 100] would mean seperate messages of [50] and [0 100] to max, as far as

> I know. So if you send a [50] then [0 100] seperately, that's the same thing,

> you don't have to merge them in a list. The comma notation makes different

> messages to be sent from a single messagebox. Don't forget to give special

> care to signal order though, 50 should be on right this time.

And also pack 1 2 3 -> $1, $2 $3  (again this is two messages to line)

>
> Hi slebeux,
>
> [50, 0 100] would mean seperate messages of [50] and [0 100] to max, as far as
> I know. So if you send a [50] then [0 100] seperately, that's the same thing,
> you don't have to merge them in a list. The comma notation makes different
> messages to be sent from a single messagebox. Don't forget to give special
> care to signal order though, 50 should be on right this time.
>
> Hope it helps.
> Batuhan

Cheers
Gary Lee Nelson
Oberlin College
www.timara.oberlin.edu/GaryLeeNelson

On 31-Jan-2007, at 11:21, Sylvain Le Beux wrote:

> As always, we only have to ask (explicit?) the question to find the 

> So, I find out that append accept "," if it is preceded by an "".

> It may be nice however for this feature to appear in the append or 

> prepend help patch and not only in list help ...

Max Topics, p.116 "Punctuation: Special Characters in Objects and 

Yes, you have to dig to find it. But the information is there.

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On 31-Jan-2007, at 11:21, Sylvain Le Beux wrote:
> As always, we only have to ask (explicit?) the question to find the  
> answer.
> So, I find out that append accept "," if it is preceded by an "".
> It may be nice however for this feature to appear in the append or  
> prepend help patch and not only in list help ...

Max Topics, p.116 "Punctuation: Special Characters in Objects and  
Messages"

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