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i'm here swearing about an unpack obj that doesn't send symbols..

reference manual speak about "initialization" of symbols.. plz help me i'm going to suicide..

unpack-and-symbols-matters

You can use a symbol as an argument to [unpack] to specify the type. The letters "i" and "f" are reserved for int and float but anything else will work. Have a look at the patch below and if it doesn't answer your question you could post an example patch showing what you've tried to do.

thereishopeforus@hotmail.com wrote on Tue, 16 June 2009 04:25

plz can you send me a screen or the patch file?

i got the max5 runtime.. i can't open patche saved in txt..

thereishopeforus@hotmail.com wrote on Tue, 16 June 2009 04:25You can use a symbol as an argument to [unpack] to specify the type. The letters "i" and "f" are reserved for int and float but anything else will work. Have a look at the patch below and if it doesn't answer your question you could post an example patch showing what you've tried to do.

plz can you send me a screen or the patch file?
i got the max5 runtime.. i can't open patche saved in txt..

Here's a screenshot. There's already an example like this on the reference page.

thereishopeforus@hotmail.com wrote on Tue, 16 June 2009 04:57

i found the mistake inside the trigger i was using to route the signal.. i was using the "s" command inside the trigger.. i correct it with the "l" (list) command..

thereishopeforus@hotmail.com wrote on Tue, 16 June 2009 04:57Here's a screenshot. There's already an example like this on the reference page.

Yes they're both doing the same thing. You can literally use any symbol you like (apartf from "i" and "f" as I stated before as those are reserved for ints and floats respectively). I often use "s" as it takes less space and is consistent but you could use anything you want.

thereishopeforus@hotmail.com wrote on Tue, 16 June 2009 12:25

thereishopeforus@hotmail.com wrote on Tue, 16 June 2009 12:25Yes they're both doing the same thing. You can literally use any symbol you like (apartf from "i" and "f" as I stated before as those are reserved for ints and floats respectively). I often use "s" as it takes less space and is consistent but you could use anything you want.

Unpack and Symbols matters