2018-05-09 13:53 GMT-03:00 Martin Peach <[email protected]>: > >> I just tried this in Max6: > [pow 2] with a negative input gives a correct positive result. > [pow 0.5] with negative input sets a floatnumberbox to 'nan', >
yeah, but try it with [pow~] in max, you'll see that it will filter it out and make it output "0", in the same way I was telling you about the other signal objects that can generate inf/nan (I gave the example of atanh~). Currently, it seems only signal bitwise operator objects in max can potentially create inf/nan, and they have a [bitsafe~] object to deal with that (one which we also cloned for cyclone). > but [print]s the value '-1.#IND00'. > are you on windows? > In max, neither of these works in a [sel]. > yep, so it'd make sense to avoid them
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