ongo73

using the tossymbol , when using a seperator message and setting logical seperators like / "" ect... they all work , great !!! except for commas ,

Using the rule of using commas within max (ex: using , to seperate )

maybe this is also aplicable for tosssymbol , but NOPE the result is not a comma on it's own but , as defined by the seprator message

Not that it is essential , for my work flow as there are other ways of adding commas inside messages

I was wondering why this was so ? as commas surely are considerd seperators

using the tossymbol , when using a seperator message and setting logical seperators like /  "" ect... they all work , great !!! except for commas ,  

Using  the rule of using commas within max (ex: using , to seperate )

maybe this is also aplicable for tosssymbol , but NOPE the result is not a comma on it's own  but ,  as defined by the seprator message

I was wondering why this was so ? as commas surely are considerd seperators


tossymbol-question

I think that if you were to use commas as a separator you'd no longer have a

symbol ("dogs cats monkeys sheep") but a list (dogs, cats, monkeys, sheep).

So, you probably wouldn't want to use a comma. On the other hand if you do

want a list from a symbol you could use fromsymbol and zl iter.

On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 3:06 PM, sebastian 

> using the tossymbol , when using a seperator message and setting logical

> seperators like / "" ect... they all work , great !!! except for commas ,

> Using the rule of using commas within max (ex: using , to seperate )

> maybe this is also aplicable for tosssymbol , but NOPE the result is not a

> comma on it's own but , as defined by the seprator message

> Not that it is essential , for my work flow as there are other ways of

> I was wondering why this was so ? as commas surely are considerd seperators

I think that if you were to use commas as a separator you'd no longer have a
symbol ("dogs cats monkeys sheep") but a list (dogs, cats, monkeys, sheep).
 So, you probably wouldn't want to use a comma.  On the other hand if you do
want a list from a symbol you could use fromsymbol and zl iter.

On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 3:06 PM, sebastian 
wrote:

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>
> hi friends !
>
> here is a quick question
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> using the tossymbol , when using a seperator message and setting logical
> seperators like /  "" ect... they all work , great !!! except for commas ,
>
> Using  the rule of using commas within max (ex: using , to seperate )
>
> maybe this is also aplicable for tosssymbol , but NOPE the result is not a
> comma on it's own  but ,  as defined by the seprator message
>
> Not that it is essential , for my work flow as there are other ways of
> adding commas inside messages
>
> I was wondering why this was so ? as commas surely are considerd seperators
>

tossymbol question