train
Examples
Arguments
interval [number]
Specifies the period (time interval between pulse cycles), in milliseconds, of the pulse train values sent out the left outlet.
width [number]
Controls the pulse width or duty cycle. A value of 0 has the smallest "on" pulse size, while a value of 1 has the largest. A value of 0.5 makes a pulse with half the time at 1 and half the time at 0.
pulsephase [number]
Sets the phase of the onset of the "on" portion of the pulse. A value of 0 places the "on" portion at the beginning of the interval, while other values (up to 1, which is the same as 0) delay the "on" portion by a fraction of the total inter-pulse interval.
Inlets
interval [number]
Specifies the period (time interval between pulse cycles), in milliseconds, of the pulse train values sent out the left outlet.
width [number]
Controls the pulse width or duty cycle. A value of 0 has the smallest "on" pulse size, while a value of 1 has the largest. A value of 0.5 makes a pulse with half the time at 1 and half the time at 0.
pulsephase [number]
Sets the phase of the onset of the "on" portion of the pulse. A value of 0 places the "on" portion at the beginning of the interval, while other values (up to 1, which is the same as 0) delay the "on" portion by a fraction of the total inter-pulse interval.
Outlets
out1 [number]
A float value of either 0.0 or 1.0 representing the high and low phases of the pulse train having the specified interval, width, and phase.
Fixed Attributes
These attributes must be set in the object box and determine the behavior of the object at runtime.
hot [bool] (default: false)
Trigger computation on all inlets.
Dynamic Attributes
These attributes can be modified in the code during execution using the set object
interval [number]
Specifies the period (time interval between pulse cycles), in milliseconds, of the pulse train values sent out the left outlet.
pulsephase [number]
Sets the phase of the onset of the "on" portion of the pulse. A value of 0 places the "on" portion at the beginning of the interval, while other values (up to 1, which is the same as 0) delay the "on" portion by a fraction of the total inter-pulse interval.
reset [bang] (default: 0)
Banging this attribute will reset the object to its default state.
width [number]
Controls the pulse width or duty cycle. A value of 0 has the smallest "on" pulse size, while a value of 1 has the largest. A value of 0.5 makes a pulse with half the time at 1 and half the time at 0.
See Also
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| train~ | Pulse train generator |
| <~ | Is less than, comparison of two signals |
| >~ | Is greater than, comparison of two signals |
| clip~ | Clip an input to a range within an upper and lower bound. |
| sah~ | Sample and hold operator (Schmitt trigger) |
| phasor~ | Generate sawtooth signals |