Re: [PD] Couple of new list-abs

2007-05-27 Thread Frank Barknecht
Hallo,
Luke Iannini (pd) hat gesagt: // Luke Iannini (pd) wrote:

 [list-remove] is like list-delete, but it allows the removal of an
 arbitrary number of items.

I like this idea. I now extended list-delete to accept a second
argument and with a second inlet to do as your list-remove does. (I
chose a slightyy different implementation, though.)

Ciao
-- 
 Frank Barknecht _ __footils.org_ __goto10.org__

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[PD] Couple of new list-abs

2007-05-19 Thread Luke Iannini (pd)

Hi all,
Here are list-remove and list-swap.

[list-remove] is like list-delete, but it allows the removal of an
arbitrary number of items.

[list-swap] is a hybrid of list-remove and list-insert.  It overwrites
a portion of a list with another list of arbitrary length.

I considered the name [list-overwrite]; I decided it was too long, but
I'm open to suggestions.

HTH,
Luke


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Re: [PD] Couple of new list-abs

2007-05-19 Thread Claude Heiland-Allen
Luke Iannini (pd) wrote:
 [list-swap] is a hybrid of list-remove and list-insert.  It overwrites
 a portion of a list with another list of arbitrary length.
 
 I considered the name [list-overwrite]; I decided it was too long, but
 I'm open to suggestions.

[list-replace] would be better, I think.

[list-swap] makes me thing of [swap], which does something completely 
different.


Claude

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Re: [PD] Couple of new list-abs

2007-05-19 Thread Luke Iannini (pd)
Good point.

I just had another look at [list-replace] (which already existed, and
caused me to seek a new name).  And in fact, it does just what my
[list-swap] does... I seem to have a knack for replicating work.  I
somehow thought it could only truncate lists and append to them.

So, the naming issue is moot : ).  But I do think list-remove does
something novel?  Right?

On 5/19/07, Claude Heiland-Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Luke Iannini (pd) wrote:
  [list-swap] is a hybrid of list-remove and list-insert.  It overwrites
  a portion of a list with another list of arbitrary length.
 
  I considered the name [list-overwrite]; I decided it was too long, but
  I'm open to suggestions.

 [list-replace] would be better, I think.

 [list-swap] makes me thing of [swap], which does something completely
 different.


 Claude

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