> > > > The [table] object could be vastly extended: [table foo] would be equivalent > > to [tab define foo] and you could say for instance, > > [tab define foo -struct my-struct -save -range 0 100] > > If you're not requiring the user to name the array "z" and requiring > "z" to have a float field "y" then you would need > > [tab define foo -struct my-struct -array z -y y] > > where "-y" defines which field to use as the independent variable > in the table (similar to "-y" in [plot]). > I'm thinking in the above that foo would be an array of items of my-structs, not a struct with an array such as 'z' inside it.
Another way of invoking tab would allow you to attach a name temporarily or permanently to an array within a struct (provided via a pointer message). Then indeed you'd need the field name such as 'z'. cheers M _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list
