[PD] [#store] grid index

[Mathieu Bouchard]

On Thu, 24 Jun 2010, Mathieu Bouchard wrote:

> The trick is to use a [#slice] to extract the information to sort 
> about ; however the [#slice] needs to know the height of the grid, so 
> you need a [#dim]. the [#unpack] and msgbox is only one way to do it in 
> two steps : you can also do [# * (1 0)] [# + (0 1)] and there are a 
> bunch of other equivalent ways. Then, when you have a grid of size (n 1) 
> and you need to get it to size (n), you'd do something like [#fold +] or 
> [#fold put],

Actually, in the case where you only want the last column, you can skip 
[#slice] and [#dim] and just use [#fold put].

Therefore, if you only want the last column, you can flip the grid using 
[#reverse 1] before using [#fold put].

And if you know the number of columns in advance, you can select the 
column using a one among zeroes, as in [#inner (5 # 1 0 0 0 0)], which in 
this case is the same as [# * (1 0 0 0 0)] then [#fold +] (this 
equivalence only works with simple cases of #inner, those where the 
right-inlet has only one dim)

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