Dear All,

I would like to use [tab_add src1 src 2 dst] from iem_tab library...
but I would like to add more than two arrays to dst

Moreover, I would like to have a kind of 'non-specific' number of arrays to add to the dst...

anyone can help me with this task, please?

Thank you a lot

and we are in touch!

Yop,

I think you will have to find a workaround using chained [tab_add].
As you don't know the number of arrays to be added in advance maybe could you use a fixed (and unfortunately possibly large) amount of arrays, leaving the "unuseful" (dummy) ones with all values at 0 and then sum them all.
Of course a smarter (yet slightly more complicated I guess) way may consist in a variation of this method using a loop and some tests, this could avoid the use of "dummy" arrays.

Otherwise I imagine that with some programming (and compiling) skills it could be possible to adapt the external's source...

Nau

Hi, Nau!

Thank u for your answer and suggestions!

"Of course a smarter (yet slightly more complicated I guess) way may consist in a variation of this method using a loop and some tests"

Yeah! I agree...
Actually, I am studying [until] object to do some loops...
and also, I am studying [table_tool] from William Brent's library (i.e., Timbre ID library).. but I would like to do with "iem_tab" library
I will post a patch sample here...

To give you more information about what I want to do: I would like to add audio samples in a single place to do some audio analysis.... like some "audio samples orchestration" and then after, put these samples together in a single array....

Thank u a lot
we are in touch!

Since the iem_tab objects let you use the same table for a source and destination, you get by with just one dummy array. You can then just start by clearing the dummy, then use an [until] loop that cycles through your arrays, adding each to the dummy and writing the results back into the dummy.

Thank u Maelstorm!!!!!

I will try to work with [until] and dummy array!

I am sure it will be useful for me!

Cheers for all!