hello,
i'm using maphash in one of my patches. is there any alternative to store a symbol (string) in a variable? i would like to get rid of maphash, because it's not in any of the pd packages in debian.
you can approximate the [value] object in an abstraction, i've attached a version that can store symbols. it behaves slightly differently from a [value] object in that you can only recieve values that have been sent since the object was created. it also steps on the [send/receive] namespace.
you could also use the [any] object (from iemlib) to make it able to store anything.
pix.
On Fri, 07 Nov 2003 13:02:29 +0100 smoerk smoerk@gmx.de wrote:
hello,
i'm using maphash in one of my patches. is there any alternative to store a symbol (string) in a variable? i would like to get rid of maphash, because it's not in any of the pd packages in debian.
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or try "coll" from the cyclone-library. this is my favourite x,y storage object.
http://suita.chopin.edu.pl/~czaja/miXed/externs/cyclone.html
ciao
oliver
07.11.2003 13:02:29, smoerk smoerk@gmx.de wrote:
hello,
i'm using maphash in one of my patches. is there any alternative to store a symbol (string) in a variable? i would like to get rid of maphash, because it's not in any of the pd packages in debian.
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Hallo, oliver hat gesagt: // oliver wrote:
or try "coll" from the cyclone-library. this is my favourite x,y storage object.
http://suita.chopin.edu.pl/~czaja/miXed/externs/cyclone.html
Another idea would be "pool". Saves more than just [x: y].
07.11.2003 13:02:29, smoerk smoerk@gmx.de wrote:
i'm using maphash in one of my patches. is there any alternative to store a symbol (string) in a variable? i would like to get rid of maphash, because it's not in any of the pd packages in debian.
That's because it isn't in the CVS yet. Orm, you're reading this? Should we (or I) add maphash to the cvs?
ciao
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