Detect separation of messages Sends a bang out its left outlet when an incoming message is not part of the same Max "event" as a previous message. (An "event" is a mouse click, key press, MIDI event, or tick of the scheduler.) Otherwise, next sends a bang out its right outlet. Cycling '74 Max Control Any Message TEXT_HERE Any Message TEXT_HERE bang if Message is a New Event TEXT_HERE bang if Message is the Same Event TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Test message and cause output Performs the same as anything. Test message and cause output Performs the same as anything. Test message and cause output Performs the same as anything. Test message and cause output Messages are tested to determine whether they are part of the same logical event. A logical event is one of the following: a mouse click, the ongoing polling of a mouse drag, an event generated by the scheduler (such as the bang from a metro), a MIDI event, or a keyboard event. next determines whether the current message is part of the same event as the previously received message. For example, if you click on a bang twice, the two bangs are not part of the same logical event. But if you put bang, bang in a message box, or use the uzi object to send out two bangs in a row, these bangs are part of the same logical event. next is useful for doing something once per dump of an object such as coll. Out left outlet: A bang is sent out if the current message is not part of the same logical event as the previously received message.

Out right outlet: A bang is sent out if the current message is part of the same logical event as the previously received message.