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Send elements of a list one at a time in response to triggers
Sequence options
list::Sequence outputs the elements of a list in succession in response to events. Whenever a unit is received via the next inlet, the next element of the list is output. When the end of the list is reached, a unit is output via endOfList. New lists can be input via listIn, and will pre-empt elements still to be output from a previously received list.
list::ForEach and list::Sequence differ in that list::Sequence requires an event to output the next element in a list, while list::ForEach outputs all elements in succession without intervening input events. list::ForEach is more likely to be used in situations where a list is to be modified, while list::Sequence is more useful for outputing elements from a list as timed or user-driven events.
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