Hi Alexandre,
Currently cycle~ works just as you described, with scrolling through a buffer and zeroing the remainder. I also adapted the help patch by including part of your patch.
The fact that I have Max5 doesn't mean I can use it very well. Using arrays/tables/buffers and writing to them is sufficiently different, so I completely fail to see how to do it :-(. Could take ages, which I prefer to use for fixing more issues.
For now I try to fix the other objects affected by the garray_getarraywords issue and then make new zips available. Unless someone reports new bugs :-)
Greetings,
Fred Jan
On 2015-06-09 06:46 AM, Alexandre Torres Porres wrote:
If you have Max, you might try to see what happens in these two situations: - read from a buffer smaller than 512 bytes, - read from a 512 byte buffer but with an offset. Max probably fills the remainder with zeros, or wraps around.
I had tried the second one, but didn't the first one, and yeah, it zero out the remainder. I did try this one directly with Max 5, btw.
And I also ejoyed Max 5 to try the idea of testing a buffer that's longer than 512 samples but scrolling through the table with the buffer offset message. It works! And I guess it only makes sense to use this in this way. Check attached picture. It's a table with 1024 points being offset by 256 points.
cheers