[PD] list-quicksort and list-drip

Orm Finnendahl o.finnendahl at inm.mh-freiburg.de
Tue Jul 12 00:13:43 CEST 2011


Hi,

1. Attached is a rather unusual approach to programming in pd: It
   implements quicksort by capturing the state of a recursion in a
   command queue (realized with a textfile object). It's hopelessly
   inefficient but I thought the concept might be interesting to
   share.

2. I just saw list-drip from pd-extended (I work with vanilla). Is
   there any reason, why it is so complicated? I have always used the
   attached list-drip, which I made a couple of years ago. Can someone
   comment on that? I'm just trying to make sure my object doesn't
   screw up in some corner cases... (although it hasn't failed on me
   yet ;-)

--
Orm
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