Hi. Would anyone have any clue how to re-do a "bpm to ms" script without using expr?

I have an inlet that I send a 126 message-box to.

126(
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inlet
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expr 1000/($f1/60)
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etc

What should I do to re-do this calculation without using expr? I know 126bpm is supposed to be 476.19ms but not sure how to do this calculation without using expr.

Is it really true that expr does not work with libpd/iOS?

[126 (
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[/ 60]
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[1000 $1 (
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[/ ]

that second bit is really handy for lots of things like reciprocals, subractions, etc...where you know the first term, but the second is a variable.

and the whole thing can be simplified as:

[126 (
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[60000 $1 (
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[/ ]

@mod said:

[126 (
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[60000 $1 (
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[/ ]

Wow.
Thank you. So much!

@mod said:

and the whole thing can be simplified as:

[126 (
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[60000 $1 (
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[/ ]

Wow, I need to remember that. I usually resorted to expr to avoid stuff that was less readable. I don't know why it never occurred to me...

I am using expr in a pd-patch that I am running on my android. So I suppose you can use expr.

i usually [t f b] like mad instead of using mod's neat trick... One day, i'll remember it.