| bang |
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In left inlet: Causes pak to send out a list of the items currently stored. |
| int |
input [int]
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The number is stored in pak as an item in a list, with its position in the list corresponding to the inlet in which it was received, and the entire list is sent out the outlet. If the inlet in which the number is received has been initialized with a float or symbol argument, the incoming number will be converted to a float or a blank symbol, respectively. |
| float |
input [float]
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The number is stored in pak as an item in a list, with its position in the list corresponding to the inlet in which it was received, and the entire list is sent out the outlet. If the inlet in which the number is received has been initialized with an int or symbol argument, the incoming number will be converted to an int or a (blank) symbol, respectively. If no argument has been typed in, float is converted to int. |
| list |
input [list]
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Any multi-item message, regardless of whether it begins with a number, is treated as a list by pak. The first item in the incoming list is stored in pak in the location that corresponds to the inlet in which it was received, and each subsequent item is stored as if it had arrived in subsequent inlets (limited by the number of inlets available). The entire stored list to be sent out the outlet. |
| anything |
input [list]
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If the inlet in which the symbol is received has been initialized with a symbol argument, the symbol is stored in the corresponding location in pak, and the entire list is sent out the outlet. If the inlet has not been initialized with a symbol argument, the symbol is converted to 0 before being stored. A symbol in the left inlet triggers output of the pak object's contents. |
| set |
message [list]
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The word set, followed by any message, allows that message to be received by pak without triggering any output. A set message may be received in any inlet. |
