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jit.reverse
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Reverse output with respect to input
The jit.reverse object reverses the sequential order of data coming in its inlets, relative to its outlets. More simply put, a jit.reverse object with 5 inlets will pass input sent to the left inlet to its rightmost outlet. Inlet 2 would be mapped to outlet 4, etc. |
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jit.scissors
| External |
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Cut up a matrix into evenly spaced sub matrices
The jit.scissors object takes a single matrix and cuts it into uniform rectangular regions, outputting each one out a separate outlet as a new matrix. |
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jit.textfile
| External |
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Read and write a matrix as an ASCII text file
The jit.textfile object maintains a text buffer, into which a text file or char matrix can be imported. The buffer can also be edited directly by double-clicking on the object to open an editor window. A bang to the object causes the text buffer to be sent out the left outlet as a matrix. In adapt mode, jit.textfile will analyze the file for carriage returns and deduce the probable width and height of the output matrix (always 1 plane 2 dimensional). String matrices can be output using the line message. |
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jr.pmp
| Abstraction |
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abstraction to replace plugmultiparam, when values from 4th outlet of vst~ are needed (requires Lchange) |
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List Operations &tc.
| Abstraction |
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this is for lists what the int object is for integers.
this is for lists what the int object is for integers. bang in left inlet sends the stored list out the outlet. |
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list.Demultiplex
| Javaclass (mxj) |
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Deswizzles, cut, split a list into separate lists
optional argument sets the number of outlets |
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list.Ecils
| Javaclass (mxj) |
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divides a list in two
like Slice but backwards: output last N out right outlet, rest out left outlet. right outlet outputs first. |
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list.Mth
| Javaclass (mxj) |
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outputs the Mth element of a list, counting from zero
bonus feature: extra argument to the right inlet specifies - nth element will be replaced with in right outlet list. |
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list.Nth
| Javaclass (mxj) |
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outputs the Nth element of a list
bonus feature: extra argument to the right inlet specifies - nth element will be replaced with in right outlet list. |
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list.Slice
| Javaclass (mxj) |
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output first N out left outlet, rest out the right outlet. right outlet outputs first.
optional argument sets howMany (default 1) |
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lp.scampf
| External |
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Scale, offset, and limit floating point values
The core duty of lp.scampf is to multiply incoming values by a scaling factor and then to add an offset. In the following discussion this is referred to as mapping. Additionally, values may be constrained to a given range. Optionally, out-of-range values may be routed to a second outlet. If you prefer, you may specify that an arbitrary message be sent out the right outlet whenever mapped values exceed the specified range. |
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lp.scampi
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Scale, offset, and limit integer values
The core duty of lp.scampi is to multiply incoming values by a scaling factor and then to add an offset. In the following discussion this is referred to as mapping. Additionally, values may be constrained to a given range. Optionally, out-of-range values may be routed to a second outlet. If you prefer, you may specify that an arbitrary message be sent out the right outlet when mapped values exceed the specified range. Finally, you can specify how floating-point results are to be converted to integers. The options cover: conventional rounding, floor, ceiling, truncation (i.e., "to zero "), and "to infinity. " |
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Lshiftreg
| External |
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An object to insert items at the beginning of a list.
An object to insert items at the beginning of a list. As numbers come in, the stored list is shifted right and output. The "lost" member is output from the right outlet. |
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matrix
| External |
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data flow re-router
matrix is a data routing object. It is similar to gate with several additional features. matrix can have up to 253 data inlets and 253 outlets. |
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Max ToolBox
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The Max ToolBox adds new editing features to Max like the ability to quickly connect objects, distribute objects in space, send messages to objects, create new objects from the keyboard and much more.
Quick feature list :
- Distribute selected objects in space, horizontally or vertically ;
- Connect an outlet (selectable) of an object to the inlets (selectable) of a row of objects located below ;
- Connect the outlets (selectable) of a row of objects to the inlet (selectable) of an object located below ;
- Connect all (or less) of the outlets of an object to the inlets (selectable) of a row of objects located below ;
- Connect the outlets (selectable) of a row of objects to all (or less) of the inlets of a an object located below ;
- Connect the outlets (selectable) of a row of objects to the inlets (selectable) of a row of objects located below ;
- Connect a column of two or more objects in cascade ;
- Send any message(s) to the selected object(s) by invoking a dialog window using a keyboard shortcut ;
- Access most of the features of this ToolBox using the same dialog window ;
- Quickly name a row or column of objects ;
- Create objects at the cursor position using keyboard shortcuts (à la Pure Data) (objects shortcuts are customizable) ;
- Create objects at the cursor position using keyboard shortcuts and connect them to a previously selected object, either to the inlet or from the outlet depending on the mouse position.
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