I'm trying to use the [rfft~] object to do some analysis, and I'd like to send the output of the FFT to another program using OSC. I'm using [sendOSC] from the oscx library, and giving it a message like:

[send /this/is/the/path $1(

Then i'm giving as input to this message the list of values from the FFT, which might contain thousands of numbers for a typical FFT window (patch attached). Of course, the $1 only takes the value of the first element of the list, not the entire list that I want to send.

So my question is this: Is there a dollarsign-like placeholder for lists?

Or, can someone suggest another way to send long lists over OSC, besides typing out $1 $2 ... $2048 in the message box?

Thanks in advance for your advice.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/fft.pd

if a window is too high on the screen for you to move it by its bar, you can hold alt while clicking and dragging anywhere in the window to move it. this works by default in most gnome setups as well as on the pi.

Yes, thank you, that works beautifully! I thought it might have something to do with those list methods...

For anyone following along, what emacpher meant to write, I believe, was

, not set. "prepend set" sounds like it could be a list method as well, which had me confused for about a minute. The full solution is thus:

[tabdump arrayname]
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[sendOSC]