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‎Input List: $*1 $*2 $*3

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‎Initialisation of Input Values, Lists and Private Variables

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‎The $* List

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‎Input Values: $1 $2 $3

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‎Initialisation of Input Values, Lists and Private Variables

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 The initialisation expression can be set in the inspector of the Max/MSP ''ftm.mess'' module (using the message ''#init'') or as the attribute ''@init'' of ''ftm.m''.
-[[Category:FAQ]] [[Category:Expressions]] [[Category:Functions]]
+[[Category:FAQ]] [[Category:Expressions]]
 [[Category:ftm.mess]] [[Category:FTM Documentation]]

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	The initialisation expression can be set in the inspector of the Max/MSP ''ftm.mess'' module (using the message ''#init'') or as the attribute ''@init'' of ''ftm.m''.		The initialisation expression can be set in the inspector of the Max/MSP ''ftm.mess'' module (using the message ''#init'') or as the attribute ''@init'' of ''ftm.m''.

−	[[Category:FAQ]] [[Category:Expressions]] [[Category:ftm.mess]] [[Category:FTM Documentation]]	+	[[Category:FAQ]] [[Category:Expressions]] [[Category:Functions]]
		+	[[Category:ftm.mess]] [[Category:FTM Documentation]]

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	The initialisation expression can be set in the inspector of the Max/MSP ''ftm.mess'' module (using the message ''#init'') or as the attribute ''@init'' of ''ftm.m''.		The initialisation expression can be set in the inspector of the Max/MSP ''ftm.mess'' module (using the message ''#init'') or as the attribute ''@init'' of ''ftm.m''.

−	[[Category:FAQ]] [[Category:Expressions]] [[Category:ftm.mess]]	+	[[Category:FAQ]] [[Category:Expressions]] [[Category:ftm.mess]] [[Category:FTM Documentation]]

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	The initialisation expression can be set in the inspector of the Max/MSP ''ftm.mess'' module (using the message ''#init'') or as the attribute ''@init'' of ''ftm.m''.		The initialisation expression can be set in the inspector of the Max/MSP ''ftm.mess'' module (using the message ''#init'') or as the attribute ''@init'' of ''ftm.m''.

−	[[Category:FAQ]]	+	[[Category:FAQ]] [[Category:Expressions]] [[Category:ftm.mess]]

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 FTM provides an extended message box, the ''ftm.mess'' external.
 The external is very similar to the Max message box and allows for the use of [[expressions | FTM expressions]].
 The documentation of the [[expressions | FTM expression syntax]] explains the majority of what one needs to know about the FTM message box.
 This documentation is complemented here with aspects that particularly concern the FTM message box.
 == Inlets and Lists==

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	=== Input List: $1 $2 $*3 ===		=== Input List: $1 $2 $*3 ===
−	~~(''from FTM 2.3.1'')~~

	The pseudo variables '$1', '$2', '$*3' represent the input of the individual inlets that can be single values or multiple values (lists and messages).		The pseudo variables '$1', '$2', '$*3' represent the input of the individual inlets that can be single values or multiple values (lists and messages).

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 == Initialisation of Input Values, Lists and Private Variables ==
-The input values represented by $1, $2 etc can initialised using an initialisation expression.
+The input values represented by '$1', '$2' etc can initialised using an initialisation expression.
 This expression consists of a list and assignments separated by comma such as '11 22 33, x = 0, y = 1'.
-While the list determines the initialisation values of the input values ($1 $2 $3 etc.), the assignments define and initialise the private variables of the message box.
+While the list determines the initialisation values of the input values ('$1', '$2' etc.), the assignments define and initialise the private variables of the message box.
 The initialisation expression can be set in the inspector of the Max/MSP ''ftm.mess'' module (using the message ''#init'') or as the attribute ''@init'' of ''ftm.m''.
 [[Category:FAQ]]

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 ===  The $* List ===
-The pseudo variable '$*' represents a list of all elements sent to the message box. The list represented by $* has as least as many element as the highest $-prefixed index.
+The pseudo variable '$*' represents a list of all elements sent to the message box. The list represented by '$*' has as least as many element as the highest $-prefixed index.
 For example the expression '{$* $5}' evaluates to a tuple of six elements, five for the '$*' and one for the '$5'.

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 === Input Values: $1 $2 $3 ===
-As with the Max message box, one can use place holders for the arguments of incoming messages and lists with $-prefixed indices such as $1, $2, $3, etc.
+As with the Max message box, one can use place holders for the arguments of incoming messages and lists with $-prefixed indices such as '$1', '$2', '$3', etc.
 FTM message boxes can have multiple inlets, whereby the indices correspond to the elements of an incoming list as well as to single values sent to the corresponding inlet.