Till Bovermann LFSaw

	Gist {
	*allGistsFor {\|user, username, password\|
	var options;

	options = password.notNil.if({
	"-u %:%".format(username, password)
	}, {
	""
	});

	// a function that returns the first element of an array plus all other elements
	f = {\|anArray\| [anArray.first, anArray[1..]]}

	// a will contain the first element, b, the remaining array
	#a, b = f.([1, 2, 3, 4, 5])

	// Interestingly, the regular maxItem is twice as fast as this much more elegant version.
	// However, you can learn a lot by trying to solve and reimplement common methods with e.g. inject.


	f = {\|a\| a.inject(a.first, {\|last, current\|
	max(current, last)
	})}


	// an example array

	(
	Ndef('gistCadavre', {SplayAz.ar(2, SinOsc.ar({LFDNoise3.ar(Rand(0.1, 0.4)).exprange(20, 200)}!20, 0, 5).tanh, spread: 2, orientation: WhiteNoise.ar.lag(LFDNoise3.ar(pi.reciprocal).exprange(0.000001, 0.001))).tanh});
	Ndef('gistCadavre').set('fadeTime', 2);
	);

	// first argument is the start value
	// second argument is the function, which is evaluated with the last value as first argument and the current value as the second.

	[1, 23, 42].inject(0, {\|last, current\| last + current})