it is about time...

[KG_is_back]

right, there were more errors like that, they just didnt show up as errors as inputs were missing and stuff.


so now here...

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output (Math.log(@f1))

def Math.log(*p)
log(*p)
end

output (log(@f1))

nice try, 110, but "stack level too deep". hmpf.

you have it the other way around.

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def log(*p) #the definition of your new function
Math.log(*p) #the execution code
end

in C it would look like this, just to see what we're doing:
float log(*args)
{
return Math.log(*args);
}


interesting!

so i know two working methods now to choose from.

here is the next issue. for noise with chi distribution i need to trigger this

((Math.sqrt(-2.0*Math.log(1.0-(rand))))*(Math.cos((rand)*6.283185307))**2.0)

for n times and accumulate the result.

no idea how to do that in ruby - and no idea how to make 5 consecutive triggers from 1 outside the ruby object.

both would be a good exercise.

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/ruby/ruby_loops.htm

also there is a very useful way to do it using ".each" method on objects that can be iterated (Array, Range, etc.)
Here are several examples:

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#using Range object. passing .each method executed the code in {} brackets once for each integer in the range
(0...100).each{
|i| #this line is optional - it puts current value into variable i
#your code
}

#same as the one before, but it return array containing all the results.
(0...100).map{
|i|
#your code
}

#or alternatively, this does the same as above.
Array.new(100){
|i| #index within the array
#your code
}




[110]

you have it the other way around.

thanks! not yet sure if i should do this to all functions in question, but it is good to learn anway.

will try the iterations stuff later.

another day i go for variables and my beloved comparisons and then i should have most things i need for a start.

[110]

chiiiiise...

[RJHollins]

once again ... a BIG THANKS to You Guys for posting this evolution, and sharing.

More than just the 'CODE' ... I feel it so important to read, and get a sense of the 'thinking' that
Programmers exhibit. [if that makes sense ... it does do me]. Now to try and understand/learn.

Thanks

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so i´ve ben readin up on comparisons for an hour but i dont get it.

is there no simple method to compare two values and have it return a value?

i am writing small expressions using conditoinal statements like 300 * (a>0) + 500 * (a<=0) all the time, it is far more straight forward than splitting it up into 4 processes and use some kind of if type of statement... but 300 really wants to be multiplicated with 0 and 1 and doesnt really want to connect with "true".

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found this.

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output (@f1 == 7.0 ? 1.0 : 0.0) * 5

how can i shorten it further?

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hm okay comparison?1:0

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logic gates with up to 8 inputs

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is there a console or console object in flowstone where i can see what data came through and, if possible, of what type it was?

[110]

this time hopefully without bugs