2 Sep
2002
2 Sep
'02
3:48 p.m.
hi Jarek,
that is quite interesting:) Is select the only object which behaves so weird? Does putting just '2' -> [select 1 2 3] -> [print] in a patch cause 'nan' to be sent into a terminal window?
Cannot see any flaws in select, other than not handling mixed types (bashing all mistyped arguments to the first one's type). Certainly it should not corrupt floats...
Krzysztof
JaReK wrote: ...
Select works fine with one parameter (select 1) However, it does not work with multiple params (select 1 2 3). Specifically, it will send out bang to first outlet (on the bottom left) if the input matches the first condition (for example 1), for all other inputs I get the following output in the right bottom outlet - 'nan'