Convert ASCII characters to integers Cycling '74 Max Lists Any message, bang triggers output TEXT_HERE Appends message to current contents TEXT_HERE Any message sets current contents TEXT_HERE List of ints output TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Perform the most recent conversion In left inlet: a bang message can be used to trigger the output of the currently stored numerical list. A bang in the right two inlets is treated as a symbol. Convert a number to ASCII In left inlet: The ASCII value of each of the digits of the number is stored internally and sent out the outlet as a list. Convert a number to ASCII In left inlet: The ASCII value of each of the digits of the number is stored internally and sent out the outlet as a list. Convert a list of values Each int in the list is converted to ASCII as described above, and a space character (ASCII value 32) is inserted between items in the list. The middle inlet is used to append to the currently stored list, and the right inlet will set the contents of the internally stored list, without causing output. Convert characters into numbers In left inlet: The ASCII value of each letter, digit, or other character in the symbol is stored internally and sent out the outlet as a list.

In middle inlet: The ASCII value of each letter, digit, or other character in the symbol is appended to the currently stored list. No output is triggered.

In right inlet: The ASCII value of each letter, digit, or other character in the symbol is stored internally, replacing the previously stored list, but not output. Clear stored data In left inlet: The clear message is used to clear the contents of the internally-stored numerical list. The word clear in the right two inlets is treated as a symbol. The ASCII representation of the input is sent out as a list of integers.