I am looking for a way of reading/writing strings (as defined by the
string2any and any2string externals) to the hard disk.
Is there already an implementation anywhere (maybe I will adapt textfile or
msgfile)?
The reason is I want to bypass the limitations imposed by pd's special
characters so I
Thomas O Fredericks wrote:
I am looking for a way of reading/writing strings (as defined by the
string2any and any2string externals) to the hard disk.
Is there already an implementation anywhere (maybe I will adapt textfile or
msgfile)?
The reason is I want to bypass the limitations imposed by
Hi again Martin,
Hum , the output file is a binary. I don't think I was very clear:
I need a way to write a text file from PD BUT the input and output is in
ASCII code.
For example. from pd, I would send add 97 32 98 32 99 and when I would
write the file, the contents could be viewed with a text
Hum, I just loaded the file created with binfile inside textfile and it
works like I want. But how do I make the system recognize the file as a text
file?
TOm
On 10/11/07, Thomas O Fredericks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi again Martin,
Hum , the output file is a binary. I don't think I was
HA HA, I found the glitch.
any2string adds a terminating 0 (zero) to the list of chars.
When I remove that offending character the file is properly recognized by
my gnome editor.
Excellent, thanks again Martin. Now, if we could solve the comport problem
:)
Tom
On 10/11/07, Martin Peach [EMAIL
Thomas O Fredericks wrote:
Hum, I just loaded the file created with binfile inside textfile and it
works like I want. But how do I make the system recognize the file as a
text
file?
On most systems, just make sure the last 4 characters of the file name are
.txt.
Martin
