2010/6/7 Funs Seelen funssee...@gmail.com
maybe Put menu arrays should have an option to do this as well.
I agree on that! I once built a sequencer controlled by arrays in which I
could draw amplitude-envelopes in realtime. I wasn't able to limit it to
zero.
However, the array object
(.. and now for the whole list:)
maybe Put menu arrays should have an option to do this as well.
I agree on that! I once built a sequencer controlled by arrays in which I
could draw amplitude-envelopes in realtime. I wasn't able to limit it to
zero.
However, the array object (which I doubt is
On Jun 7, 2010, at 9:45 AM, Funs Seelen wrote:
2010/6/7 Funs Seelen funssee...@gmail.com
maybe Put menu arrays should have an option to do this as well.
File a feature request to the tracker:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=55736atid=478073
I agree on that! I once built a
to filter out of bound values, someone suggested [moses]. I prefer
[split], because moses drops values out of range, and split replaces them
with the maximum range. if you sent 50 values, with split you get 50
values, with moses you get the values only between x and y.
However, you can
I've written a version of an array with step values and limits, using data
structures. I could send it to the list, but I would need some time to
isolate the code from the main patch.
That would be interesting João! Another possibility is turning that into a
direct external, that does the work
I've written a version of an array with step values and limits, using
data
structures. I could send it to the list, but I would need some time to
isolate the code from the main patch.
That would be interesting João! Another possibility is turning that into
a
direct external, that does the
turning that into an external is maybe not efficient - it would better to
add these features to the already existing array object.
I meant, altering the existing array into a new bounded_array object, or
whatever name suits better. The difference is it would be a compiled object
and not an
On Mon, 7 Jun 2010, Funs Seelen wrote:
As far as I know arrays are not objects but GUI representations of
tables, so there's no object help-file for it, except for the object
[table].
There are five concurrent things that may be called objects in pd.
There's t_pd, the set of all receivers;
I've created an array with a size of 50 data points. I'm using a
tabwrite object to send it new values.
When I right-click on the array and choose Properties, I get a dialog
box (Canvas Properties) in which I can set the X range and Y range. I
have set the Y range from 120 to 20. Yet when I
As you're able to draw outside of the array you're obviously able to
tabwrite outside it. To help yourself in this case I would limit the input
to the [tabwrite] object. [moses] does that trick. If you set the argument
to 20 every number up to 20 goes to the left outlet, 20 and above to the
right
Subject: [PD] Question About Arrays
I've created an array with a size of 50 data points. I'm using a tabwrite
object to send it new values.
When I right-click on the array and choose Properties, I get a dialog box
(Canvas Properties) in which I can set the X range and Y range. I have set the
Y
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