append
Description
append will add arguments to the end of any message you input.
Examples
Symbols can be combined into meaningful messages with append
Arguments
appended-message [anything]
Optional
Sets message that will be appended
Attributes
Common Box Attributes
Messages
bang
bang will cause append to output the message which was most recently stored in memory (bang is particularly useful for triggering output following the set message).
int
Arguments
input
[int]
The incoming integer value(s) will be appended by the message stored in append, preceded by a space, and the combined message is sent out the outlet.
float
Arguments
input
[float]
The incoming floating-point value(s) will be appended by the message stored in append, preceded by a space, and the combined message is sent out the outlet.
list
Arguments
input
[list]
The incoming list values will be appended by the message stored in append, preceded by a space, and the combined message is sent out the outlet.
anything
Arguments
input-message
[list]
The incoming message or list will be appended by the message stored in append, preceded by a space, and the combined message is sent out the outlet.
set
Arguments
set
[list]
The word set, followed by any message, will replace the message stored in append, without triggering output.
Output
anything
The message received in the inlet is combined with the message stored in append, and then sent out the outlet.
See Also
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| combine | |
| join | |
| pack | |
| pak | |
| prepend | |
| zl |