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what does '?' Ternary operator
Nov 26 2012 | 11:56 am
hi folks!
I don't have gen but i try to convert a patch of Gen in Reaktor, but what does this '?' object ? (used with history) can't find help in max msp and google.
thank in advance !
- Nov 26 2012 | 12:34 pmI mean in my patch, the [?] first inlet in connected by the impulse osc (in fact the famous delta < 0 of a phasor) the second inlet is connected by a variable signal and the third by a feedback history, that's a kind of Sample and Hold no ?
- Nov 26 2012 | 12:59 pmIt functions indeed as a sample and hold.
- Nov 26 2012 | 6:41 pmThe [?] operator is shorthand for [switch]. It's the C ternary operator. It tests for a condition (the first inlet). If the condition is true, it passes the second inlet's value. Otherwise, it passes the 3rd inlet's value.
- Nov 26 2012 | 9:01 pmAnd after a while I realized that my example was a little awkward. This gives a better idea:
