Hello all,
Could somebody please point me to a FULL and COMPLETE explanation of the [expr] object. The only expression that I've been successful using is:
[expr 1-$f1] (or something similar).
However, I know that MAX/MSP's [expr] object supports If > Then statements etc... Before the [expr] object become useful to anybody, there needs to be a full explanation of its usage, syntax, and methods.
Many thanks, Dave Sabine
Either someone pointed me to it, or I found it doing a search
through the archives, but there is a link somewhere of all the expr syntax. Try searching the archives and you should be able to find it.
... never mind, I just did the work for you:
http://crca.ucsd.edu/~syadegar/expr.html
. . David McCallum . Queen's University Electronic Music Studio Manager . and Noise Maker . http://mentalfloss.ca/sintheta/ .
On Mon, 8 Jul 2002, David Sabine wrote:
Could somebody please point me to a FULL and COMPLETE explanation of the [expr] object. The only expression that I've been successful using is:
hello, there should be a help-expr.pd/expr-help.pd (one or the other) that came with external. open that up. its pretty straight forward.
-mark .k
ps. did anyone else have problems compiling the expr object for windows?
On Mon, 8 Jul 2002, David Sabine wrote:
Hello all,
Could somebody please point me to a FULL and COMPLETE explanation of the [expr] object. The only expression that I've been successful using is:
[expr 1-$f1] (or something similar).
However, I know that MAX/MSP's [expr] object supports If > Then statements etc... Before the [expr] object become useful to anybody, there needs to be a full explanation of its usage, syntax, and methods.
Many thanks, Dave Sabine
Hi, Mark Khemma hat gesagt: // Mark Khemma wrote:
there should be a help-expr.pd/expr-help.pd (one or the other) that came with external. open that up. its pretty straight forward.
Unfourtunatly this file, help-expr.pd, isn't corrextly installed if you build from the source (under Linux at least). I don't know, if Miller's binaries include it.
So you might have to look in the sources, in directory extra/ for it.
ciao,
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
Hi David,
Concerning the expr object, I added some functions in order to support all routines of the ANSI standard math routines (as in math.h) (like fmod and such) and sent the patch to the pd list some month ago. Miller forwarded this information to the original author who recently wrote me an email that he would include my changes in the next version.
-- Orm
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