I’m working with a loop structure that generates variable-length lists to define BPFs and BPCs. I’d like to ensure that the first and last elements are always zero. Is there a straightforward way to do that ?
Hi Dave,
Yes, depending on your generated values in the loop. Can you send such a loop just to see how it is structured?
Best
K
Dear Dave,
If i understand you well, you don’t need at all omloop. You should instead use repeat-n as so:
The zeros are for ys i believe, no?
the xs in your loop are not ordered. So we will generate n x-points and recalculate them as dx->x list. Concerning the ys, you have only to append 0s at the beginning and at the end of your random list. Hope i got your idea right.
Best
K
the patch:
subpatch-bpf-loop1.omp (16.0 KB)
Hi Karim,
That’s perfect, it works as needed and the logic is clear. I made a variant for another purpose that guarantees non-zero values at the start and end. Thank you very much !
Best regards,
dp