Re: [PD] array modification, segmented lines

2012-10-29 Thread fls
> Dear all, > > Are there any messages to draw functions of segmented lines (ideally with > different types of interpolations) inside an array? Or does one need to > create this manually by writing each array index? > > So I would like to be able to define segments by providing lists of > start_pos

Re: [PD] array modification, segmented lines

2012-10-29 Thread João Pais
also similar, you can try [jmmmp/bezier], for a one-segment cubic (?) bezier line. João Thank you very much. I'm working on a table editor for Csound. Will send a working verison later tonight. Still getting my head around pd (coming from max). Finding arrays very nice to work with comp

Re: [PD] array modification, segmented lines

2012-10-29 Thread peiman khosravi
Thank you very much. I'm working on a table editor for Csound. Will send a working verison later tonight. Still getting my head around pd (coming from max). Finding arrays very nice to work with compared with max buffers! Best, Peiman On 29 October 2012 18:13, João Pais wrote: > or you can use

Re: [PD] array modification, segmented lines

2012-10-29 Thread João Pais
or you can use my abstraction [jmmmp/arrayedit], included in pd-extended. look around between the several functions. No problem, his stuff's great. On 29 October 2012 10:19, peiman khosravi wrote: Hi Julian, I found a hack for what I had in mind. But wow, this is amazing. I was in f

Re: [PD] array modification, segmented lines

2012-10-29 Thread Julian Brooks
No problem, his stuff's great. On 29 October 2012 10:19, peiman khosravi wrote: > Hi Julian, > > I found a hack for what I had in mind. But wow, this is amazing. I was in > fact looking for something like this. > > Thanks > Peiman > > > On 29 October 2012 09:21, Julian Brooks wrote: > >> Hi Pei

Re: [PD] array modification, segmented lines

2012-10-29 Thread Julian Brooks
Hi Peiman, I'm not exactly sure what it is you're looking for but I can definitely highly recommend William Brent's 'tabletool' for array manipulations. http://williambrent.conflations.com/pages/research.html (scroll down a bit). Cheers, Julian On 27 October 2012 23:17, peiman khosravi wro