Print a matrix in the Max Console Use the jit.print object to print values for small matrices display and display them in the Max Console. For larger matrices, use jit.fprint which prints its contents to a file. Cycling '74 Jitter Jitter Utilities in TEXT_HERE in TEXT_HERE out TEXT_HERE dumpout TEXT_HERE char long float32 float64 Column delimiter TEXT_HERE Number of characters to display per cell TEXT_HERE Information mode Information mode (default = 0 (matrix, no info))
0 = display matrix contents, no info
1 = display matrix info and contents
2 = display matrix into only Character display mode Character display mode (default = 0 (decimal))
0 = decimal
1 = hexadecimal (used for char and long matrices only)
2 = ascii (used for char matrices only) Plane delimiter TEXT_HERE Floating-point precision characters TEXT_HERE Row delimiter TEXT_HERE Matrix display title TEXT_HERE Zero padding flag Zero padding flag (default = 0) When the flag is set, empty display spaces in a matrix are filled with zeros. Delimiters may be set for plane, column and row. Dimensions are delimited by <DIM N>, where N = the current dimension.