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<font size="-1">Thankyou Iohannes, I will try to learn this too!<br>
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Best,<br>
nan<br>
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IOhannes m zmölnig escribió:
<blockquote cite="mid:4A0D916E.80101@iem.at" type="cite">donotreply
wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">Hi People
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As it took me a lot of work for such a simple idea (near 1700
conections) I share it with you, just in case anybody else needs
something like this.
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It works receiving a data stream from one inlet, and selecting from a
second one between 42 different outs (outlets not- us provided but
possible, of course).
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If anybody knows a better way of doing it without this kind of zen
work, please tell me, because I might be using a lot of this stuff.
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I hope it is usefull.
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while it is visually pretty, the usual way of doing this is:
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- use send/receive (probably localized with $0 to not interfere with
other instances)
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- use zexy's [demultiplex] object
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- build a demultiplex in Pd
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.
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data selection
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| |
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[list prepend 0]
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[route 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9]
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zexy's [demux] has been made obsolete by the latter approach (but it
comes from a time when there were no [list] ojects)
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the send approach as suggested by tim is certainly the one with the
least patching affort (but might be not as simple to read as the above)
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fgasdrt
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IOhannes
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