[PD] ordered numbers

[IOhannes m zmoelnig]

hard off wrote:
> yeah , they're changing all the time.
> 
> but i will always have only for numbers.  going to the beach today,

if you have a constant list length you can do it with abstractions.
attached is an example for 4-element lists (but you can modify it to 
work with longer lists)

pd>=0.39 needed for the wonderful [list] object. (although it can be 
built without it it was far more fun to do it with it)

the indices are 0..(n-1) to be compatible with zexy's [sort].

mfga.sdr.
IOhannes
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