There is this patch : http://codelab.fr/attachment.php?item=856
From this conversation (in french) : http://codelab.fr/3084
The aim is to dynamically create :
[expr if($f1<0,1-$f1, $f1)]
and
[expr $f1;$f2]
As there are ',' and ';' maybe it will helps you...
Cheers...
01ivier
Le 26.06.2012 13:38, Jack a écrit :
Le 26/06/2012 11:46, Mirko Maier a écrit :
@jack:
thank you, that's almost the solution,
but I get '\\,' from makefilename. (same problem is with '\\{' )
and it's not possible with "stripfilename" to remove the "\\". is
there a solution?
@olivier: thanks, but i am working on win xp..
best
mirko
++++
jack wrote:
Maybe, something like that ? :
[44(
|
[makefilename %c]
|
[add hello$1 world, rewind, bang(
|
[textfile]
|
[print]
++
Jack
Hello,
Not sure there is a way to remove \\ in front of comma with [add( and
[textfile]
What are you trying to do exactly ?
If you want to avoid \\, you can create a text file with :
hello\, world
inside. Then you can load it with the message 'read' and the object
[textfile], you shoukld get a nice 'hello, world'.
Or, as OIivier said, you can use a bash script to create this text
file
on the fly and load it with [textfile].
You can also use ascii code for this problem...
So, if you have a simple example of what you need, maybe it would be
much easy to find a solution.
++
Jack
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