Find common items between two lists zl.sect accepts a list in both inlets and sends a list out the left outlet that contains the elements that are common to both lists. Cycling '74 TEXT_HERE first list to intersect TEXT_HERE second list to intersect TEXT_HERE list of items in common between both input lists TEXT_HERE bang if nothing is common between both input lists TEXT_HERE Initial list Sets the initial list to be compared. Repeat previous output TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Depends on inlet In left inlet:
Compares list with rightmost input and outputs what is common between the two lists. If the right inlet has not received a list (or the initial list has not been set by an argument), a bang will be output the right output.

In right inlet:
Sets the list to be compared with the left list input. Does not cause output. TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Set zl mode The word 'mode' followed by one of the following words will set the mode of the object:
change, compare, delace, ecils, group, indexmap, iter, join, lace, len, lookup, median, mth, nth, queue, reg, rev, rot, scramble, sect, slice, sort, stack, stream, sub, sum, swap, thin, union, or unique.

See the reference for the corresponding mode for more information. Initialize the object Clears the currently held list. TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Fuzzy floating-point comparison epsilon TEXT_HERE Maximum List Length TEXT_HERE Out left outlet:
List of common items between the left and right list inputs.

Out right outlet:
When nothing is common between inputs (or there is no right inlet input or initial list argument), a bang is output.