Derek Holzer wrote:
Yes, correct. If I have a table that's 100 places long, and I set the offset to 95 and the length to 30, I would like to get a loop that starts at 95 and when it reaches 100, continue playing at 0 up to 25. The next loop would then begin again at 95 and wrap around through 0 to 25, und so weiter.
Like this?
Note: 0 -> [wrap~] -> 1, which is weird (and undesirable in my eyes).
Claude
http://claudiusmaximus.goto10.org
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