vanillaJoin-help.pd

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#X text 457 33 Arguments: number of inlets;
#X text 26 84 This abstraction is inspired by [vanillaBondo] by Matt
Davey;
#X text 472 257 Made by Alexandros Drymonitis;
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#X text 26 20 [vanillaJoin]: Pd-vanilla abstraction \, similar to Max's
[join] \, which is a [pack] with hot inlets only where you don't need
to specify whether you provide a float or a symbol;
#X text 456 91 Outlet: list of received floats and symbols;
#X msg 38 209 bang;
#X text 455 60 Inlets: floats or symbols to be packed into a list \,
bang any inlet to output the whole list;
#X text 26 103 There's some kind of hack in this abstraction (read
it as text and you'll see) \, provided by IOhannes m zmoelnig from
the Pd list \, so now saving connections to the abstraction is possible
;
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