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I'm sending the output of a coll into a pack, but the coll contains both

integers and symbols. Pack doesn't like that and will only recognize the

type of whichever argument corresponds to the inlet. Is there something like

pack that is type-independent? I'll use [zl group] for now.

Powerbook G3/500 640/40 - Stilll great for audio!

Max/MSP, Live 4, DP4, & various hardware synths

I'm sending the output of a coll into a pack, but the coll contains both
integers and symbols. Pack doesn't like that and will only recognize the
type of whichever argument corresponds to the inlet. Is there something like
pack that is type-independent? I'll use [zl group] for now.

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cheese
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Powerbook G3/500 640/40 - Stilll great for audio!
Max/MSP, Live 4, DP4, & various hardware synths


pack-int-or-symbol

> zl would be right - but what about this:

> "Volume is Always Green, Pan is Always the Same Knob."

On 9/24/06, Roman Thilenius  wrote:
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>
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> zl would be right - but what about this:
>
> [route symbol float]
> ||
> [pack s x] [pack 0. x]
>
>
> -110?
> --
> "Volume is Always Green, Pan is Always the Same Knob."
>

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Powerbook G3/500 640/40 - Stilll great for audio!
Max/MSP, Live 4, DP4, & various hardware synths


pack int or symbol