Hi. I have problem with command [select]. I use it this way:

|10 50000(
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[line]
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|10\ (number)
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[r number]
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[sel 3 5 10]
| | |
| | | | |x|

Numbers are changing from 0 to 10 (0, 0.01, 0.02, 0.03 etc...). But it doesn't work as in example above, because [select] doesn't mark toggles. Where is the problem?

Select will mark toggles, but maybe not the way you would want it to. Each time a toggle receives a bang it toggles between 0 and 1. so below if the number hits 3 then that toggle will turn on. If it hits 3 again it will turn off. I think the problem you may be having is that select will only select if something is a perfect match, the line is not guaranteed to hit 3 and 5 on the dot. it may send out 3.00234 instead while it is passing by. You may want to try putting an [int] and a [change] on the input of the select. Int will get rid of the decimal portion of the number and change will stop the buttons from toggling back and forth wildly when they keep receiving the same number over and over again.
What this all would accomplish would be to turn those three toggle boxes on over the course of 50000 ms. If you reset the line and resent it would turn the toggles off in the same order and same amount of time. If this is not what you were trying to accomplish then please provide more details.

-Jon