Andy Graybeal wrote: > i'm planning on using [sprintf] ([makefilename] is confusing to me) > > something like this: [sprintf %f_%s] and instead of the underscore, i > would like a line-break / line-feed (i don't really know what to call it) > how would I get a line-feed instead of the underscore? > > how do i make a linebreak character?
look it up in an ascii-table. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/shad$ ascii LF ASCII 0/10 is decimal 010, hex 0a, octal 012, bits 00001010: called ^J, LF, NL Official name: Line Feed Other names: Newline, \n [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/shad$ ascii CR ASCII 0/13 is decimal 013, hex 0d, octal 015, bits 00001101: called ^M, CR Official name: Carriage Return C escape: '\r' Other names: you can then use %c in [makefilename] to generate this character. again, i don't know whether tit will work. most likely you will see a small rectangle instead of a line-break. mf,as.f IOhannes _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list
