I'm using a sensor and read the date from -180 to 180. I use data to trigger 14 different things under different values. I am currently using object Moses to select values between two values. I hope I explained my self correctly.

so my question is is there a more compact / cleaner way of doing it?

@RihardsV Divide the -180-180 by 24 and go through an [i] so you can just use a [select].

Edit: well, 25.8, not sure how I got 24, pretty close to correct for an apparently random number.

@oid thank you

Looks like the patch has many duplications. For this [clone] can make sense.
While you have to get used to how to deal with [clone], later it makes changes of the patch much quicker.

With [pdcontrol] you can read the arguments.
Here is an example, where [moses] and [expr] are fed by arguments of clone.

The right outlet of [moses] is sent to the next clone-instance.

withpdcontrol.pd
withpdcontrol-openthis.pd

EDIT
Without [list store], less memory:

wpdcontrol_woliststore.pd UPDATED, fixed two bugs, now it should work
wpdcontrol_woliststore-openthis.pd

I think in this case you might not even need multiple instances (for instance you could use an array to look up the values for [expr] using the index from @oid)
or at least split it into multiple instances later down the processing

Ok i will check all of these seams like good options. Thank you