swap
Description
Swaps the values of its inlets, preserving right-to-left ordering. The first outlet type is determined by its argument. The second outlet's type is always an int.
Examples
Numbers are sent out in reverse order from that in which they were received
Arguments
initial [number]
Optional
Sets an initial value for the number which is to be sent out the left outlet. If there is no argument, the initial value is 0. If there is an int argument or no argument, an int is sent out the left outlet. (The number sent out the right outlet is always a int.)
Attributes
Common Box Attributes
Messages
bang
In left inlet: Swaps and sends out the numbers currently stored in swap.
int
Arguments
input
[int]
The number is sent out the right outlet, then the number in the right inlet is sent out the left outlet.
(inlet1)
Arguments
input
[int]
The number is stored to be sent out the left outlet when a number is received in the left inlet.
float
Arguments
input
[float]
The numbers are converted to int, unless there is a float argument, in which case the number received in the right inlet is stored as a float.
(inlet1)
Arguments
input
[float]
The number is stored to be sent out the left outlet when a number is received in the left inlet.
list
Arguments
left
[number]
right [number]
right [number]
In left inlet: The numbers are stored in swap. The first number is sent out the right outlet, then the second number is sent out the left outlet.
Output
float
If there is a float argument, the number sent out the left outlet is a float.
int
When a number is received in the left inlet, the number in each inlet is sent out the opposite outlet.
See Also
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| buddy | |
| fswap | |
| join | |
| pack | |
| unjoin | |
| unpack | |
| Max Basic Tutorial 17: Data Structures And Probability | Max Basic Tutorial 17: Data Structures And Probability |