On 09/06/2011 11:16 AM, Paul Gilmartin wrote: > I didn't know it was possible to refer to labels once a pipeline had > been created.
It's not. Each of those f: labels is for a new FANINANY in a new subroutine pipeline. That's why you'd run out of resources after adding thousands of them. Aha, this looks like exactly what WARP was made for. I hadn't really dug into that yet. Instead of merging each new file into your output with a separate FANINANY, you can merge the WARP into it with just one FANINANY, and then connect each new pipeline to the WARP. 'addpipe *.out: | f: faninany | *: / warp out | f:' 'addpipe literal +2 | delay | warp out' 'addpipe literal query | warp out' ¬R
