2010/8/19 João de Brito Vidigal jbvidigal@gmail.com
Hi guys! Here I am with my troubled mind! I've been looking at this for hours and I can't seem to find an answer. I've actually been dreaming about all this for days! Well... Finally I made it with the list for ON/OFF values! With some modifications on Frank Barknecht's "flipper" I did what I needed... In a way! That's what brings me here! So, here's the thing:
When I bang ON it stores a "1" in a table without repeating the index. It looks for a "0" to turn it to "1". When I bang OFF it only bangs one that is already ON. So basically the whole system 1) looks for an available slot to turn on; 2) looks for an unavailable slot to turn off. As I said before it stores this in a table. What I need and can't seem to be able to do is: when the table writes a new value that value can be output through a bang in a corresponding index. Lets say I have a table of 5 indexes. If index 2 changes value from "0" to "1" a bang is triggered.
It's so hard to explain... damn it! Hope you can understand! Thanks guys! You're being saviors...
Yes, for me it's hard to understand what you mean, but maybe this will help you (and maybe not).
[2 \ => floatatom to read table-index 2
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[tabread your_table] | [change] | [bang(
Joao Vidigal
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