Format messages based on inlet number for controlling MC objects The mc.targetlist object simplifies creating the setvalue messages used to target specific instances within MC wrapper objects. The object maps the index of an inlet where a message was received to a voice index used in the resulting setvalue message. Cycling '74 MC Message for Channel 1 Each inlet of mc.targetlist is associated with a voice index. The index corresponding to the inlet will be used as the first argument to the setvalue message sent out the object's left outlet. Message for Channel 2 TEXT_HERE setvalue Message Output Any message received any inlet of mc.targetlist will be repeated to the left outlet preceded by setvalue and a target channel index associated with the inlet where the message was originally received. Voice Index Prior to the setvalue message being sent out the left outlet, the current voice index is sent out the right outlet. This is handy for use with other MC message objects including mc.route, mc.makelist, or another mc.target. Initial Message A symbol argument, if present, sets a message to use in setvalue message output. For example, if the argument is tree, the resulting message output for voice index 1 and an int with a value of 10 would be setvalue 1 tree 10. Voice Indices You can specify one or more voice index values to be associated with each inlet. For example, if the arguments are 5 6 7 8, four inlets are created and the left inlet is associated with voice index 5, the next inlet with 6, and so on. If no numbers are supplied as arguments, two inlets are created. The left inlet is associated with voice index 1 and the right inlet with voice index 2. @chans sets inlet count To specify a number of inlets without having to type in a voice index for each one, precede an inlet count value with @chans. @chans and the inlet count must be the last typed-in arguments. Set a bang message for the corresponding voice index In any inlet: The bang message is repeated to the left outlet, preceded by setvalue and the voice index associated with the inlet where the message was received. Set an integer value for the corresponding voice index In any inlet: An number is repeated to the left outlet, preceded by setvalue and the voice index associated with the inlet where the number was received. Set a decimal number for the corresponding voice index In any inlet: An number is repeated to the left outlet, preceded by setvalue and the voice index associated with the inlet where the number was received. Set a list value In any inlet: A list is repeated to the left outlet, preceded by setvalue and the voice index associated with the inlet where the list was received. Set a message for the corresponding voice index In any inlet: The message is repeated to the left outlet, preceded by setvalue and the voice index associated with the inlet where the message was received. Send each value of a list as individual setvalue messages When enabled, the listmode attribute produces individual setvalue messages for each element in the list, as if you had sent each list element separately to successive inlets. For example, with listmode disabled, a list 5 6 7 8 received in the left inlet of an mc.targetlist object with four inlets would produce the message setvalue 1 5 6 7 8. With listmode enabled, the mc.targetlist object would produce four separate messages: setvalue 1 5, setvalue 2 6, setvalue 3 7, and setvalue 4 8.