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ls.unop

ls.unop applies a unary operation or expression to each element of an input list and outputs the results as a list. A set message stores a list without processing it until a bang arrives, and the operation can be supplied as an argument or changed with messages such as expr $f1+1.

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

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