Make a list of a certain size zl.stream accepts a number in the right inlet which specifies the length of the output list. Following the receipt of this number, the object will collect this number of items input through the left inlet. After the list-length is complete, and with each subsequent input, the list will be output the left outlet. A 1 or a 0 will be output from the right outlet depending on whether the list-length has been reached or not. A 1 signifies that the list-length has been reached and that the object is now collecting the stream. Use the zlclear message to reset the list. Cycling '74 TEXT_HERE item to collect TEXT_HERE defines output list length TEXT_HERE last 256 elements TEXT_HERE 1 if the 256 elements are defined TEXT_HERE Initial list length Defines the initial list length. If a negative number is used, the output will be reversed. Repeat previous output TEXT_HERE Defines output length In the right inlet, an integer will set the output list length. If a negative number is used, the output will be reversed. TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Items to collect Adds items to the currently held list 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:
The last number of list items based on the number specified by input to the right inlet (or object argument). Out right outlet:
1 or a 0 will be output depending on whether the list-length has been reached or not. A 1 signifies that the list-length has been reached and that the object is now collecting the stream.