Re: [PD] list deinterleave question

[peiman khosravi]

Wow that's great. Thanks you very much indeed. Now I'm going to figure out
how it works.

All the Best,
Peiman


On 5 October 2012 00:06, i go bananas hard@gmail.com wrote:

 there is a useful library called [list-abs], which has lots of those sort
 of things, but in this case, i couldn't find exactly what you're after.
 Here's a patch that does what you want though:

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Re: [PD] list deinterleave question

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basically what i did, was drip the list one element at a time, using
[list-drip].  Then, i prepend each element with alternative 0's and 1's,
generated by [f ]x[==].  By using [route], those elements are then sent
alternatively left and right to an accumulator made with [list prepend].
finally, each resulting list is banged to send the full result.

i'm n sure if there might be a simpler way, but that was the simplest i
came up with.
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Re: [PD] list deinterleave question

[peiman khosravi]

Thanks for the explanation. That's really clever.

Best,
Peiman

PS this kind of user-community support is exactly why I decided to leave
max behind. Try asking a question on the max forum these days!

On 5 October 2012 10:42, i go bananas hard@gmail.com wrote:

 basically what i did, was drip the list one element at a time, using
 [list-drip].  Then, i prepend each element with alternative 0's and 1's,
 generated by [f ]x[==].  By using [route], those elements are then sent
 alternatively left and right to an accumulator made with [list prepend].
 finally, each resulting list is banged to send the full result.

 i'm n sure if there might be a simpler way, but that was the simplest i
 came up with.



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[PD] list deinterleave question

[peiman khosravi]

Hello,

I'm wondering if there is an object to deinterleave a list into two lists?
I'm sure this must be simple but I'm still getting to know pd (coming from
maxmsp).

Many Thanks
Peiman
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Re: [PD] list deinterleave question

[i go bananas]

there is a useful library called [list-abs], which has lots of those sort
of things, but in this case, i couldn't find exactly what you're after.
Here's a patch that does what you want though:


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