Hello again,
In our latest installment, our hero is trying to test if a number is in a list of numbers in one step. Can you think of a way of doing this? [sel] only tests one number and the list is variable length ( greater than or equal to 0 ) I suppose I could write myself an external but there has to be an easy way.
Thanks for your help,
-MR ROBOTO
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The "floathotel" external is your hero's best friend: http://www.folkwang.uni-essen.de/~finnendahl/pd.html
Le 24 Août 2003 14:59, call your mother a écrit :
Hello again,
In our latest installment, our hero is trying to test if a number is in a list of numbers in one step. Can you think of a way of doing this? [sel] only tests one number and the list is variable length ( greater than or equal to 0 ) I suppose I could write myself an external but there has to be an easy way.
Thanks for your help,
-MR ROBOTO
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Marc
hello
if you write yourself such a thing for a system with only one processor and a list longer than 1, it would be great. you should share this... :-)
have you tried quantic computing?
anyway, here is a solution doing the work for the first matching position of your number... it needs as many steps as the order of the first matching position.
jm
Hello again,
In our latest installment, our hero is trying to test if a number is in a list of numbers in one step. Can you think of a way of doing this? [sel] only tests one number and the list is variable length ( greater than or equal to 0 ) I suppose I could write myself an external but there has to be an easy way.
'match' (in maxlib or cyclone)
K
call your mother wrote: ...
In our latest installment, our hero is trying to test if a number is in a list of numbers in one step. Can you think of a way of doing this? [sel] only tests one number and the list is variable length ( greater than or equal to 0 ) I suppose I could write myself an external but there has to be an easy way.
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The "match" external only test numbers that are supplied as creation arguments. The "floathotel" external is more versatile.
Le 26 Août 2003 10:46, Krzysztof Czaja a écrit :
'match' (in maxlib or cyclone)
K
call your mother wrote: ...
In our latest installment, our hero is trying to test if a number is in a list of numbers in one step. Can you think of a way of doing this? [sel] only tests one number and the list is variable length ( greater than or equal to 0 ) I suppose I could write myself an external but there has to be an easy way.
Marc
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Le 1 Septembre 2003 09:34, Krzysztof Czaja a écrit :
The "match" external only test numbers that are supplied as creation
no, they may be 'set' at any time,
But how? It's not documented in the help patch... Can you send an example patch?
Marc
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