Re: simple problem

[pauljohn]

If it is a swarm collection you are talking about, it has to
have objects in it. In the User Guide I think there is a little
thing about creating a wrapper for an integer to add it to a
list.

Typically, with Averager, you give it a collection of objects
and a method name it uses to get values from the objects. You
don't give averager just a list of numbers and expect it to do
something.

Good luck.

Holger Perlt wrote:
> 
> Is there an elegant way to fill a List-type quantity with integer
> values.
> Of course, one could define objects (like the bug agents) and
> use set-type methods to fill it.
> I would like to have a simple list of integers. (A collection, on which
> I
> can define types like Averager or so).
> 
> Holger
> 
> --
> PD Dr. habil. Holger Perlt


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