Oh, interesting. This works very well. Many thanks for the hint. I'm
going to use that for now.
I only figured now, that a construct like this is still parsed correctly
by Pd:
#X msg 93 110 bla, f 35, msg 93 130 blu, f 20;
(This creates two messages boxes)
I only understand now, that Pd makes a
Well, perhaps this would be a workaround at least: you could catch lists
strting with the symbol 'f' and prepend "#X" to them, thus:
#X msg 93 110 bla;
#X f 35;
(But perhaps there's some reason you can't filter the messages... I don't
know al lthe ins and outs of how netpd sends patches around :
Hi all
Pd's file format has changed since 0.45 as a new feature was introduced
that lets you set the width for all boxes and comments. The object width
is saved in the patch by using an yet unused mechanism. Before, an
ordinary message box was stored like this:
#X msg 93 110 bla;
Now since 0.45
