Hi,

I have an abstraction which takes as input a list consisting of three numbers (a b c). After some computation it outputs four lists of each three numbers. Now I want to feed each of these four lists back to the input of the abstraction. And so on... to a certain depth.

Is it possible to do this in Pd? I'm only getting the rightmost childtree, instead of the whole tree...

Ok, just found out about buffers... That'll do the trick I guess.

buffers in a list? would you expalin?

The normal way to feedback information is just to hook the end up to the beginning again. Or for neatness' sake use [r feedback]

Because the output consists of multiple lists, I guess I need to store them in a buffer. Without the buffering it will traverse depth-first and stop, because the other lists are lost.

However, I'm still trying to apply this in practice

I'm a bit confused as to what you're trying to do..
Can you post an example?

Sure, please take a look at the following incorrect solution.
Just found a correct solution to it.. Can post it later on if you want.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/example.pd

Yeah, post it when you get it. I'm interested to see how you end up doing this.

I started a version with [msgfile] that seems to have promise, but it's trickier than I expected.

Hi, I had to wait some time before posting because it was part of our homework for some course on audio processing.

This is the most elegant I could come up with. Please have a look..

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/example_solution.pd