A simple abstraction in vanilla which outputs the current highest and average values of a continuous stream of numbers.

highest.pd

@whale-av thank you David, I think this will work very well.

@jameslo not necessarily, but I think David's solution will work very well.

Dear colleagues.
I have a list to change the parameters of multiple processes using [textdefine].

But the size varies between lines, and I would like to split the list whenever I have a new symbol (which will later indicate which process I'm changing, that's already done.)

Example:
ps 0 fft -1 -2 hip 5 0.4 9,3;
fft 0 1 hip 0 1 2;
lop 0 1 2 3;
gran 0 1 2 3 4;
add 0 1 2 3 4 5 sdel 0 1 2 3 4 5 6;

Even though I can use commas to separate them, I need bang only one time per line, independently of its size.For example, when banging only once the first line I have it split into 3 lists:
ps 0
fft -1 -2
hip 5 0.4 9.3

thanks.

A little late, but this seems quite useful for me right now, thanks for sharing. I'm gonna explore it.

It worked, thanks Gilberto, happy holidays.

Hello,

The question is quite simple, how to express factorial in 'expr' functions (n!)?

The need is this:
I'm using vanilla now, since extended is not been updated and maintained. I have some interest with the statistical distribution functions and now I have to write them down and I'm using 'expr' object for that.