Re: [PD] Hold TWO numbers until bang??

2011-10-17 Thread brandt

hi sebastian

maybe you should dive into the help of pd.

you also could use for example:

[bang
 |  /your first float
 [f]
 |   /your second float
 [pack f f]
 |output

welcome
der.brandt





Zitat von Sebastian Valenzuela svalenzuelamu...@gmail.com:


Hello,

Is there an object that will hold TWO numbers it has received and wait for
an incoming bang to go ahead and SEND them through its output?

Or is there a way to make this work?

I would need this to work more than once.
For example:
*send 0.123 1500 to object*, *send bang which releases 0.123 1500 from
its output*, *send 0.445 677 to object*, *bang which releases 0.445 677*,
etc...

Thank you for taking the time to read this!
Any help is greatly appreciated!
-Sebastian






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Re: [PD] Hold TWO numbers until bang??

2011-10-17 Thread tim vets
yet another way:
use a messageboxes with [set( [add2 $1( and [bang(
See message-help.pd and the [pd changing messages] subpatch in particular.
gr,
Tim

2011/10/17 bra...@subnet.at

 hi sebastian

 maybe you should dive into the help of pd.

 you also could use for example:

 [bang
  |  /your first float
  [f]
  |   /your second float
  [pack f f]
  |output

 welcome
 der.brandt





 Zitat von Sebastian Valenzuela svalenzuelamu...@gmail.com:


  Hello,

 Is there an object that will hold TWO numbers it has received and wait for
 an incoming bang to go ahead and SEND them through its output?

 Or is there a way to make this work?

 I would need this to work more than once.
 For example:
 *send 0.123 1500 to object*, *send bang which releases 0.123 1500 from
 its output*, *send 0.445 677 to object*, *bang which releases 0.445
 677*,
 etc...

 Thank you for taking the time to read this!
 Any help is greatly appreciated!
 -Sebastian





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Re: [PD] Hold TWO numbers until bang??

2011-10-17 Thread Jeppi Jeppi

Sure, many ways...try
[bang(|  [23 45(|  |[list]|[unpack]| |[ /   [  /
List behaves just like [f] but holding listsJosep M
From: timv...@gmail.com
Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2011 15:13:02 +0200
To: bra...@subnet.at
CC: pd-list@iem.at
Subject: Re: [PD] Hold TWO numbers until bang??

yet another way:
use a messageboxes with [set( [add2 $1( and [bang(
See message-help.pd and the [pd changing messages] subpatch in particular.
gr,
Tim

2011/10/17  bra...@subnet.at


hi sebastian



maybe you should dive into the help of pd.



you also could use for example:



[bang

 |  /your first float

 [f]

 |   /your second float

 [pack f f]

 |output



welcome

der.brandt











Zitat von Sebastian Valenzuela svalenzuelamu...@gmail.com:




Hello,



Is there an object that will hold TWO numbers it has received and wait for

an incoming bang to go ahead and SEND them through its output?



Or is there a way to make this work?



I would need this to work more than once.

For example:

*send 0.123 1500 to object*, *send bang which releases 0.123 1500 from

its output*, *send 0.445 677 to object*, *bang which releases 0.445 677*,

etc...



Thank you for taking the time to read this!

Any help is greatly appreciated!

-Sebastian












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Re: [PD] Hold TWO numbers until bang??

2011-10-16 Thread hardoff goes bananas
you can send as many numbers and objects as you like into the right inlet of
[list], and then bang the left inlet to spit them out.

maybe include [list trim] after the list object to get rid of the list
header if it is troubling.
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