marius.schebella

in an abstraction, where #1 is a number (1, 2, 3...).

somehow #1 does not get substituted by the number I pass as an argument. 

is the combination /# problematic? what's the solution for that?

hi,
I want to use
folder /Users/marius/#1
in an abstraction, where #1 is a number (1, 2, 3...).
somehow #1 does not get substituted by the number I pass as an argument. 
is the combination /# problematic? what's the solution for that?
thnks,
marius.


1-in-paths

ok, sorry, I can answer my own question: arguments cannot be in the 

> in an abstraction, where #1 is a number (1, 2, 3...).

> somehow #1 does not get substituted by the number I pass as an argument. 

> is the combination /# problematic? what's the solution for that?

ok, sorry, I can answer my own question: arguments cannot be in the 
middle of a symbol...
all clear.
marius.

marius schebella wrote:
> hi,
> I want to use
> folder /Users/marius/#1
> in an abstraction, where #1 is a number (1, 2, 3...).
> somehow #1 does not get substituted by the number I pass as an argument. 
> is the combination /# problematic? what's the solution for that?
> thnks,
> marius.
>


On 4 Mar 2008, at 17:48, marius schebella wrote:

The combination # is problematic. (This is why my registry 

object allowed paths to be written backwards!)

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The combination # is problematic. (This is why my registry  
object allowed paths to be written backwards!)

	[loadmess #1]
	 |
	[sprintf /Users/marius/%d]

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--- open-source goodies for MaxMSP: Python, Groovy, Nixie Tubes,
--- rotatable text bricks, databases: all at www.loadbang.net


#1 in paths