Thank you!
[mrpeach/binfile] works perfectly for what I need.
I was already using the string message with [text2d]. The problem was only
to read the spaces with [textfile] which seems to be impossible. Reading
it with [mrpeach/binfile] and changing it to a string message does the
trick.
Ingo
Sorry, but I still can't get multiple spaces with this. [mrpeach/binfile] is
working for what I need.
Ingo
Betreff: Re: [PD] how to type more than one space in GEM with [text2d] -
[textfile]
output?
hello, I didn't have any problem with spaces over Gem text objects using
any2string.
Try
I don't understand, the test text files contained in the archive
has multiple spaces that appears right over the gem scene when we load them,
it's even possible to do many typo tricks with using list and string objects.
but I'm glad you've found out what is suited for you.
- Mail Original
On 2010-04-18 16:16, Martin Peach wrote:
Ingo Scherzinger wrote:
Is there an object that can read textfiles (or any other file type) that
includes spaces and can output these spaces (as something) so I can
convert them to ascii 32 or ascii 160?
[mrpeach/binfile] will output raw bytes from
Ok, I managed to enter several ascii 160 (nonbereakable) and even ascii 32
(normal spaces) in a row into [text2d] with [prepend_ascii]. So it shouldn't
be a big deal to put a line of text together from ascii. However, the real
problem is that [textfile] or [zexy/msgfile] cannot even output regular
hello, I didn't have any problem with spaces over Gem text objects using
any2string.
Try this archive, with moocow this external we should find in pd extended
flatspace.
http://megalego.free.fr/pd/Gem/gemtextstring.zip
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De: Ingo Scherzinger i...@miamiwave.com
À:
Ingo Scherzinger wrote:
Is there an object that can read textfiles (or any other file type) that
includes spaces and can output these spaces (as something) so I can
convert them to ascii 32 or ascii 160?
[mrpeach/binfile] will output raw bytes from any file, so spaces in a
text file will
