I hope you're not using Pd extended, as we dont use that anymore

if you wanna try the new Purr Data (the new alternative to Pd Extended), it will automatically load the [>~] object for you, without the need to declare anything. The loaded object is from zexy (though purr data also carries cyclone 0.2)

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2017-04-04 23:43 GMT-03:00 Alexandre Torres Porres <porres@gmail.com>:

howdy, if you have the latest vanilla, you can search for externals in 'deken'

just go to "help => find externals" and type in the object

searching for ">~" brings up the latest cyclone (0.3 alpha)

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now, this only works if someone uploaded the library containing all the objects.

2017-04-04 20:45 GMT-03:00 Lucas Cordiviola <lucarda27@hotmail.com>:

[>~] is in cyclone. Some objects from cyclone require to load the lib: [declare -stdlib cyclone] or [declare -lib your/path/to/cyclone] 

this is accurate, cyclone has it and you need to load the library, but let me add more information. In the new cyclone, [>~] is part of the cyclone library, so you need to load the library (putting it in your "path" preferences also work.

Now, the new cyclone also has alphanumeric aliases that you can load without loading the library [greaterthan~] is the alias of [>~]

Now, cyclone 0.2 also has [>~], but you'd need to load the 'nettles' library, we thought it was best to change this as in earlier versions (from cyclone 0.1) you needed to load the cyclone library for those...

So, when searching for the >~ object in deken, you don't find the cyclone 0.2 version because that object is not listed in the given object list.

Also, the zexy library does have a [>~] object too... but it doesn't show up when searching for externals because it doesn't have an object list up in deken, so I assume.

Finally, if you want a vanilla solution, just use 

[expr~ $v1 > $v2]

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