comma string from osc
Oct 31 2010 | 2:40 pm
hello!
We are currently working on a project where we need to pass text over the net and then print it on the screen. So far everything is working fine EXCEPT one small detail: every time we try to get a comma on the system it is always taken as a comma message to the max objects. As a consequence when the value arrives there is no print of it.
Herewith the three different approaches we are currently trying:
fromsymbol, tosymbol and itoa,
No success so far. Herewith a patch of the procedure we are using. From the text editor in max it goes into a matrix and then printed on the window.
Another important information: the characters are coming from supercollider where the method .asString sends it over the net as an osc message.
Any pointer would be…lovely!!
thanks
-emmanuel
- Oct 31 2010 | 6:20 pmHave you tried adding in the escaping slash to the original string? Something like [regexp , @substitute \,] should work (notice the extra-extra slashes to escape everything).lh
- Oct 31 2010 | 6:48 pmHey Luke: thanks for the answer, you mean something like this?is that the correct way?, any optimization suggested?I will test tomorrow with the osc messages coming from sc(we have a network) and see if it works properly with our set.I will post the results-emmanuel
- Oct 31 2010 | 7:35 pmSomething like that should work, give it a try and let me know how you get on. You probably want to hook the fourth outlet of [regexp] to the same places as the first. This way the string will get sent through even if it doesn't contain any commas.lh
- Nov 01 2010 | 6:00 pmHey Luke, the patch works perfectly! thanks again-emmanuel
- Sep 24 2017 | 1:20 amHi there, Sorry to re-awaken this thread, but I'm having the same problem with removing commas from OSC strings. In the sample provided by Luke above (attached here also), I can remove the comma, but the regexp also removes any characters before the function. How can I edit this so I can change "wow, thanks luke" to "wow thanks luke", and not just "thanks luke"? Any help would be very much appreciated. (I've been on this issue for an hour now). Thanks, Gwen
- Sep 24 2017 | 9:58 amLike this?
- Sep 24 2017 | 10:18 amExactly like that! Thank you Broc, lifesaver.
