On Don, 2015-09-03 at 20:12 +0000, David Schaffer wrote: > I'm having a hard time figuring out a list management situation: > Let's say I have a list made of several floats, how would I clear one > or more of these floats from my list (and therefore shrink it) without > knowing their index?
What is it then that you know? Their values? If so, I'd serialize the list to a stream of floats, pass the stream to some filter like [select 0.493] (the float I want strip out), and concatenate the stream back to a list. To paraphrase that in Pseudo-Pd-code: [list_serializer] | [filter] | [list_concatenator] There is an example for a serializer in the help of [list]. A concatenator is very simple: | ____ [list prepend] X[t a] \_______________/ Roman
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