I explained just these values?

Can I at least know the meaning of these values??
pp
qq
ss
ww

&
|
*
/

I find no table showing the values of these signs
Please help me!

Dadith1 wrote:Can I at least know the meaning of these values??
pp
qq
ss
ww

&
|
*
/

I find no table showing the values of these signs
Please help me!

No one wants to answer ?
Maybe because I 'ITALIAN ??

http://bome.com/midi/translator/help/rules.html

pp - ww are variables

& - / are binary/mathematical operators

z1r wrote:http://bome.com/midi/translator/help/rules.html

pp - ww are variables

& - / are binary/mathematical operators

OK, but with what criteria should be used??
When should I use "pp"?
When should I use "rr"?
When should I use "QQ"?
When should I use "ww"?

In a few words that there are differences in these variables?
etc. ... etc. ...
Thanks for the help!

There are no differences between oo, pp, qq.......xx, they are variables and can represent any value that you want to assign to them. For example, an incoming midi message 90 60 7f could be represented as 90 oo pp, 90 pp ww, 90 tt xx..... any variable whatsoever, they all represent the same thing. They are simply variables just like x, y or z in algebra. They can represent any value. The only difference is that there are local and global types of variables. Local variables(oo-xx) retain their values only until rules processing completes. Global variables (ga-gz, g0-g9, ha-hz, h0-h9) retain their values permanently until assigned a different value. The online manual explains all of this thoroughly.

Let me know!
As you say the variables are all the same thing
But if I receive incoming 80 33 7F
How can I use for example tt xx ww ??
How does' tt understand to be 80 ??
How does' xx understand to be 33 ??
How does' ww understand they 7F ??
Tell me please ... otherwise I am going mad
Thanks!

They assume their value based on their position in the rule. Using your example 80 33 7f, if the rules variables were tt xx ww: tt=80, xx=33 & ww=7f. If the rules variables were ww tt xx: ww now =80, tt now =33 & xx now =7f. Is that clear enough?

z1r wrote:They assume their value based on their position in the rule. Using your example 80 33 7f, if the rules variables were tt xx ww: tt=80, xx=33 & ww=7f. If the rules variables were ww tt xx: ww now =80, tt now =33 & xx now =7f. Is that clear enough?

Ok Thank z1r