jit.scissors

jit.scissors

Cut up a matrix into evenly spaced sub matrices

The jit.scissors object takes a single matrix and cuts it into uniform rectangular regions, outputting each one out a separate outlet as a new matrix.

Matrix Operator: in[1] out[variable]

Name IOProc Planelink Typelink Dimlink Plane Dim Type

in n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a

Attributes:

Name Type Description

columns int The number of columns to split the input matrix into (default = 1)
If you specify the columns attribute in the object box, The number of outlets will be equal to the number of rows multiplied by the number of columns. If you change the rows * columns attributes later, the size of the split regions will change, but the number of inlets will not change.

rows int The number of rows to split the input matrix into (default = 1)
If you specify the columns attribute in the object box, The number of outlets will be equal to the number of rows multiplied by the number of columns. If you change the rows * columns attributes later, the size of the split regions will change, but the number of inlets will not change.

Messages:

getrows

Sends the current number of rows specified for the object as a list out the right outlet of the object in the form rows sumber-of-rows.

getcolumns

Sends the current number of columns specified for the object as a list out the right outlet of the object in the form columns sumber-of-columns.

Example:

Name	IOProc	Planelink	Typelink	Dimlink	Plane	Dim	Type
in	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a

Name	Type	Description
columns	int	The number of columns to split the input matrix into (default = 1) If you specify the columns attribute in the object box, The number of outlets will be equal to the number of rows multiplied by the number of columns. If you change the rows * columns attributes later, the size of the split regions will change, but the number of inlets will not change.
rows	int	The number of rows to split the input matrix into (default = 1) If you specify the columns attribute in the object box, The number of outlets will be equal to the number of rows multiplied by the number of columns. If you change the rows * columns attributes later, the size of the split regions will change, but the number of inlets will not change.