Not exactly sure what you meant by "stay the same". If, for example, you want
to output a bang when there has
been no value sent to the input of "X" for one second, you could do this:
[int] <- equivalent of X
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[b]
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[del 1000]
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If, however, there is a continuous stream of numbers being sent to "X" and what
you want is to send a bang when
"X" has been receiving the same value for one second, you could do this:
[int] <- equivalent of X
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[change]
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[b]
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[del 1000]
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-Jonathan
>________________________________
>From: Sebastian Valenzuela <svalenzuelamu...@gmail.com>
>To: Pure Data Forum <pd-list@iem.at>
>Sent: Monday, November 14, 2011 7:57 PM
>Subject: [PD] Detect a stagnate number
>
>
>Hi everyone,
>
>
>When I was learning ChucK I remember being able to do this with boolean logic:
>"Receive values from integer X. If X stays the same for a period of at least 1
>second..." (to end this sentence in Pure Data) I'd like to send a single
>"bang". So I'd like to build something or find some object that "watches" a
>constantly changing number box and when it becomes stagnate (doesn't move from
>one number to the next) for a period of 1 second, I'd like to send a single
>"bang".
>
>
>Thank you for reading my question,
>Sebastian
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