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#X text 35 96 Remember the "list-abs" folder/objects? They are abstractions
to manipulate lists \, right?;
#X text 37 141 So \, dealing with lists in Pd is a bit handy. Lets
say we wanna do some math with lists. You can put the list into an
array \, but you can also use [list-math].;
#X text 57 355 The first argument is the math function ("+" above).
The second argument is actually the first argument of [+] \, and can
be changed by the cold inlet.;
#X text 57 411 Since it's an abstraction \, open the patch and see
that "+" is loaded as an object. You can then use any math object we've
seen \, but not quite [expr].;
#X text 29 592 Use also;
#X text 150 592 or;
#X text 252 592 with math objects \, it can be useful!;
#X text 526 37 Outher examples ([pow] \, [mod] & [max]):;
#X text 58 494 An object like [sqrt] is also a bit limited because
it only has one inlet \, so one of the connections will fail as reported
on terminal.;
#X text 550 268 Another useful object is [list-accum] \, from "list-abs".
It sums all the floats from a list \, which can even contain some symbols
that will be ignored.;
#X text 748 562 [minmax] gets a list and;
#X text 698 589 gives smalles and biggest values;
#X text 550 642 min;
#X text 604 642 max;
#X text 184 626 check next example patch!;
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