Joost Rekveld

I'm looking for an object which let's me write RAW single bytes, longs 

basically the exact counterpart of what the max object [filein] does.

I've looked at jit.textfile, at jasch's toxine, and they are no good 

for my purpose because they are limited to ascii.

exporting a matrix to disc doen't work because that adds 

jitter-specific headers and stuff, and i want to write files for other 

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"The mystery of the world is the visible, not the invisible"

I'm looking for an object which let's me write RAW single bytes, longs 
etc. directly to a file,
basically the exact counterpart of what the max object [filein] does.

I've looked at jit.textfile, at jasch's toxine, and they are no good 
for my purpose because they are limited to ascii.

exporting a matrix to disc doen't work because that adds 
jitter-specific headers and stuff, and i want to write files for other 
apps to read...

                         Joost Rekveld
-----------    http://www.lumen.nu/rekveld

"The mystery of the world is the visible, not the invisible"
(Oscar Wilde)

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writing-binary-files

yet another reason to start learning java, I guess.

I haven't so far because current projects don't really need it 

(although I suspect it would significantly speed up some calculations 

which are quite cumbersome in max/jitter), but i guess for this project 

yet another reason to start learning java, I guess.
I haven't so far because current projects don't really need it 
(although I suspect it would significantly speed up some calculations 
which are quite cumbersome in max/jitter), but i guess for this project 
i'll have to jump...

hmm, I'll have to start figuring that out...

On 2 Feb 2006, at 17:57, Patrick Delges wrote:

hmm, I'll have to start figuring that out...
:)

writing binary files