Matthias

There's a programming issue which has been bugging me for quite a while and ever again:

If I feed two values into a [pak] object and for my patch output triggering of the list is dependent on both values received, how do you usually cause a list output when only the value in the right inlet changes?

Swapping inlets doesn't help because it might be left or right arbitrarily.

Is there an elegant solution, or am I maybe missing an alternative object?

Dear all,
There's a programming issue which has been bugging me for quite a while and ever again:

right-inlet-triggering-the-output-of-pak

"Set" the left value and pak will only trigger from the right value.

Thank you for your reply and sorry about my late response..was kinda busy.

I tried your suggestion, but this prevents triggering when I change the left value. The only solution I have at the moment is to use a [b] or a [button] connected to the right [number] box, which sends a bang to the left inlet of the [pak] object as soon as I change the value in the right [number] box.

That way, the list is triggered when I change the value in the left as well as in the right [number] box. It just doesn't seem elegant to me and maybe there's a better solution?

Hey Rick
Thank you for your reply and sorry about my late response..was kinda busy.

That way, the list is triggered when I change the value in the left as well as in the right [number] box. It just doesn't seem elegant to me and maybe there's a better solution?


Jesus..confusion is confusion and sometimes you realize how stupid you are:

List output when left inlet value changes.

List output when any inlet value changes.

Jesus..confusion is confusion and sometimes you realize how stupid you are:
[pack] is not [pak]!!

[pack]
List output when left inlet value changes.

[pak]
List output when any inlet value changes.

and if you need the other input to be the trigger, just use

the use of [pak] usually starts making sense with 3 or more list elements.

Right inlet triggering the output of [pak]