iemhelp/help-pre_inlet.pd


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#N canvas 231 172 606 462 10;

#X msg 79 243 jkl 555 uuu;

#X text 24 393 (c) musil@iem.kug.ac.at;

#X text 66 406 IEM KUG;

#X text 13 7 pre_inlet;

#X obj 66 272 pre_inlet 1 0;

#X obj 66 348 print first;

#X obj 195 272 pre_inlet 1 1;

#X obj 195 348 print second;

#X obj 320 272 pre_inlet 1 2;

#X msg 208 243 abc ghj 78;

#X msg 333 243 zyx 3.17;

#X obj 320 348 print third;

#X text 41 418 graz \, austria 2003;

#X text 104 48 you can use it for externals with more than one message-inlets

;

#X text 117 182 2.arg: <float> number (0 .. 8.0e+06) \, you can interprete

as;

#X text 175 195 the inlet-index (inlet-selector-number);

#X text 100 9 before an incoming message will be relesed to outlet

\,;

#X text 112 23 a message of 2 items (symbol + float) will be sent;

#X msg 485 242 sss 3.17;

#X obj 472 271 pre_inlet 3 123;

#X obj 472 347 print xxx;

#X text 115 125 1.arg: <float> ascii-number (1 .. 255) \, which will

be;

#X text 154 140 interpreted as a character \, which will be used as

a;

#X text 155 153 selector-symbol for a message (creates a denormal symbol)

;

#X connect 0 0 4 0;

#X connect 4 0 5 0;

#X connect 6 0 7 0;

#X connect 8 0 11 0;

#X connect 9 0 6 0;

#X connect 10 0 8 0;

#X connect 18 0 19 0;

#X connect 19 0 20 0;