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bangif

bangif tests input against a conditional given as its arguments, such as < 4 or > 4, and outputs a bang indicating whether the condition is met or not. The help patch shows its two outcomes connected to separate print objects, allowing true and false cases to be handled independently.


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    Open Pd and go to ToolsFind Externals. Search for shadylib and install it. Then create an object with declare -lib shadylib -path shadylib. Finally, use bangif or any other object from shadylib.

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