Tag data with its inlet number Identifies the inlet of incoming data. It can be used to store values into a table or coll based on their source, or used to set a destination with an object such as spray. Cycling '74 Max Data Lists int, float or list, Will Be Output Preceded by 0 TEXT_HERE int, float or list, Will Be Output Preceded by 1 TEXT_HERE list, Labelled With Source Inlet Number TEXT_HERE Number of inlets The first argument sets the number of inlets in the funnel. If there is no argument there will be two inlets. Number of inlets The second argument specifies an offset for the first inlet number. If no second argument is present, the inlets are numbered beginning with 0. Send most recent data In any inlet: The number of the inlet and the stored (most recently received) number in that inlet are sent out as a two-item list. Output tagged data In any inlet: The number of the inlet and the received number are sent out as a list. Output tagged data In any inlet: The number of the inlet and the received number are sent out as a list. Output tagged data In any inlet: The number of the inlet is prepended to the list, and the new list is sent out. In a list floats are not converted to ints. The list may contain ints, floats, and symbols (provided that the first element of the list is not a symbol). Output tagged data Functions the same as list. Offset the tag value The word offset followed by a number will offset the numbering of inlets by the number given. Store the data with no output In any inlet: The word set followed by a list of numbers which correspond with the number of inlets, will set the input list of numbers without sending them through the outputs. When a number or list is received in any inlet, funnel outputs a list consisting of the inlet number followed the input. funnel can be useful in conjunction with other objects such as coll, funbuff and table.