arne

I think I'm experiencing a brain freeze here...

Given a list (of varying size), I want to change one of the elements.

Linterp (from the Lobjects) allows me to grab an element, but how do I replace it?

I'm currently using funbuff, table, multislider, and coll, all of which work, but there must be a more efficient way....

list-element-replace

Given a list [3 5 4 8], I want to, for example, increment the 3rd element by one to get [3 5 5 8].

Isn't there a way to do this without using a table?

Lobjects Lobjects Lobjects
check out lpad and ladd


> Given a list [3 5 4 8], I want to, for example, increment the 3rd

completely different task than you explained in the first mail...

use a simple unpack, pack combo, a messagebox, or more universal

zl nth, (part of the zl help file copied in)

Arne Eigenfeldt wrote:
> Given a list [3 5 4 8], I want to, for example, increment the 3rd
> element by one to get [3 5 5 8].

use a simple unpack, pack combo, a messagebox, or more universal
zl nth, (part of the zl help file copied in)

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List element replace