Slice a list in two zl.slice is used to divide a list into two lists. This mode takes a number argument which specifies the size, in elements, of a list. This value can also be specified as an int to the right inlet. A list received in the left inlet will be split into two lists - the first list contains the number of items specified by the argument, and is sent out the left outlet. Any remaining list elements are sent out the right outlet of the object. Note: Lists are sent out the right outlet first. Cycling '74 TEXT_HERE list to split into two slices TEXT_HERE size of left slice TEXT_HERE left slice of input list TEXT_HERE right slice of input list TEXT_HERE Initial size of slice Sets the initial size of the slice. Must be a positive number. Repeat previous output TEXT_HERE Set size of slice A number in the right inlet sets the size of the left slice. TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE List to slice A list in the left inlet sets the list to slice and causes 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:
Left slice of list (as set by the input to the right inlet or initial object argument).

Out right outlet:
Remaining elements of list.