Hi IOhannes,

Your right, of course.

Guess I needed that conceptual shift, not just relying on objects/abstractions to do the work for me.

Cheers,

Jbz



2009/8/1 IOhannes m zmölnig <zmoelnig@iem.at>
J bz wrote:
Hey IOhannes,

Yeah I thought about moses but doesn't moses always start at 0?

no, why do you think so?
(unless you mean, by "starting" what is the default behaviour when you don't specify an argument and/or don't reset the limit)

even if it did, you could always translform  the numbers into the range you want them to be with simple linear transformation as learned in high-school (y=kx*d)

anyhow::

[moses 10] will divide at 10, whereas the following will divide at -5:

        [loadbang]
        |
        [-5(
        |
[moses 20]


fmasd
IOhannes