Frank Barknecht wrote:
Is "value1" a number or something else, like a symbol? if it's a symbol, then
it's a literal, which translates to "symbol" in Pd-lingo.
you are trying to use a float-message with a symbol argument like "float abc"which is, uhm, not supported, at least not in [route] or [print] or so.
it's not supported by Pd, at all. not even [t a] likes it.
As a workaround, replace the "float" with something else using [select float] i.e.: [uniform float value1( |
[list] |
[unpack s s s]
anyhow, i'd say it's a bug in Pd's parser.related to [symbol 3( evaluating to an empty symbol (i thought it evaluated to the equally unexpected literal "float", but this seems to be not the case (anymore(?)))
and very much related to the issues of "string" in mrpeach's "str" hack. argh.be IOhannes
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