Falk

reading-non_max_made-txt-into-text

> as far as I know, text files from the "text" object are encoded in

> macRoman (XP and OSX), and this object may only accept macRoman

> That's why probably you run into problems when using neooffice or

> other text editors that may output UTF-8 encoded characters by

But then still Open office and simpletext should create the same result 

and if you do it in Textwrangler you can choose the format and it still 

If I double click the text object it shows all lines correctly, if I 

send the line command, it will put out only a single "set". The same 

There must be a bug, I tried all variants on coding and line breaks.

But if I create a new file it will read correct. With Simpletext or with 

Maybe the files created on windows are fine for windows, and the one on 

bertrand wrote:
> Hello,
>
> as far as I know, text files from the "text" object are encoded in
> macRoman (XP and OSX), and this object may only accept macRoman
> encoded characters.
>
> That's why probably you run into problems when using neooffice or
> other text editors that may output UTF-8 encoded characters by
> default.

But then still Open office and simpletext should create the same result 
and if you do it in Textwrangler you can choose the format and it still 
doesn't work.

If I double click the text object it shows all lines correctly, if I 
send the line command, it will put out only a single "set". The same 
with the max created works fine...

But if I create a new file it will read correct. With Simpletext or with 
TextWrangler.

Maybe the files created on windows are fine for windows, and the one on 
Mac are fine for the Mac...

-- 
Stefan Tiedje------------x-------
--_____-----------|--------------
--(_|_ ----|-----|-----()-------
-- _|_)----|-----()--------------
----------()--------www.ccmix.com


> Now I found out I have to be a bit more precise asking for

Not about the format, just tell them to use simple text which is on 

every Mac. It works with its default setting. But a little smart parser 

in Max which would be able to make intelligent assumptions, could be 

Of course in Max 5 I expect externals which do understand meta data of 

text files... (for the record of the feature collection department of 

Falk Grieffenhagen wrote:
> Now I found out I have to be a bit more precise asking for
> txt-format.

Not about the format, just tell them to use simple text which is on 
every Mac. It works with its default setting. But a little smart parser 
in Max which would be able to make intelligent assumptions, could be 
helpful as well.

Of course in Max 5 I expect externals which do understand meta data of 
text files... (for the record of the feature collection department of 
C74...)

reading non_max_made .txt into text