[CM] accessing data in seq

[Johannes Quint]

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Am 15.02.2004 um 05:12 schrieb M. Perticone:

> hello listers,
>
> i need some help or clarification on the following: after importing 
> events,
> is there a way to access the data inside #&whatever-track ? just as an
> example, what should i do to transpose all :keynumber, or say, to add a
> number to each :time ?
> excuse me if this is obvious but i couldn't find how to access and 
> modify
> existing data in a seq, apart from set!
> thanks in advance,
> marcelo
>
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look at 'map-subobjects' in the dictionary.

johannes
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Am 15.02.2004 um 05:12 schrieb M. Perticone:


<excerpt>hello listers,


i need some help or clarification on the following: after importing
events,

is there a way to access the data inside #&whatever-track ? just as an

example, what should i do to transpose all :keynumber, or say, to add a

number to each :time ?

excuse me if this is obvious but i couldn't find how to access and
modify

existing data in a seq, apart from set!

thanks in advance,

marcelo



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</x-tad-bigger><x-tad-bigger>look at 'map-subobjects' in the
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