2010/8/19 João de Brito Vidigal <jbvidi...@gmail.com>
> Hi guys! Here I am with my troubled mind!
> I've been looking at this for hours and I can't seem to find an answer.
> I've actually been dreaming about all this for days!
> Well... Finally I made it with the list for ON/OFF values!
> With some modifications on Frank Barknecht's "flipper" I did what I
> needed... In a way!
> That's what brings me here!
> So, here's the thing:
>
> When I bang ON it stores a "1" in a table without repeating the index. It
> looks for a "0" to turn it to "1".
> When I bang OFF it only bangs one that is already ON.
> So basically the whole system 1) looks for an available slot to turn on; 2)
> looks for an unavailable slot to turn off.
> As I said before it stores this in a table.
> What I need and can't seem to be able to do is:
> when the table writes a new value that value can be output through a
> bang in a corresponding index.
> Lets say I have a table of 5 indexes. If index 2 changes value from "0" to
> "1" a bang is triggered.
>
> It's so hard to explain... damn it! Hope you can understand!
> Thanks guys! You're being saviors...
>
>
Yes, for me it's hard to understand what you mean, but maybe this will help
you (and maybe not).
[2 \ => floatatom to read table-index 2
|
[tabread your_table]
|
[change]
|
[bang(
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