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 any file, so spaces in a > text file will show up as 32.
and Gem is (almost[1]) able to directly read these via the "string" message. that's all documented for [text3d], and all [text*] objects basically have the same interface. gmasd IOhannes [1] if you only use ASCII; if you want to use extended characters, you have to convert the UTF-8 bytes that you get out from [binfile] into Unicode-codepoint numbers. there's an abstraction somewhere in iem/unicode/ that does just that. i seem to remember that something like this was on the list just recently...
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