nico@clones.fr

I would like to convert messages who come from the pattrstorage when then @outpumode is active (1). I have a really big patch with a lot of subpatch.Pattrstorage right outlet messages are in this form : 

I would like to convert messages who come from the pattrstorage when then @outpumode is active (1). I have a really big patch with a lot of subpatch.Pattrstorage right outlet messages are in this form : 
subfolder::objectname value
I  would like seprate it and use : 
ojbectname value.

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Thanks a lot ! I know this object but i don't understand all his functions. I tried to understand it by read the manual but with no sucess... Anyway, may be you can help me one more time, my string are more complicate :

I made a patch (below) with the patch that you send me. the outputing regxp message contains "" sign, so I have to use [fromsymbol]. Is it possible to have a string without "" signs?

1] I would like separate it like this :
subfolder
patcher
objectname
[2] (without the [] sign)
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2]
I made a patch (below) with the patch that you send me. the outputing regxp message contains "" sign, so I have to use [fromsymbol]. Is it possible to have a string without "" signs?

I dunno. This stuff gives me a headache. I just try and get it to work, I'm sure there are better ways to write regexp than what I always end up with.

the fromsymboil object in part 2 is probably how I would do it - but I have no idea of what you are trying to do or why.....

> I would like to convert messages who come from the pattrstorage when

> then @outpumode is active (1). I have a really big patch with a lot

> of subpatch.Pattrstorage right outlet messages are in this form : 

> subfolder::objectname value I would like seprate it and use : 

Nico wrote:
> I would like to convert messages who come from the pattrstorage when
> then @outpumode is active (1). I have a really big patch with a lot
> of subpatch.Pattrstorage right outlet messages are in this form : 
> subfolder::objectname value I  would like seprate it and use : 
> ojbectname value.

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apart from the regexp solutions shown, slicing the string is 

let me also mention the C-string library objects in my collection of 

cutting a string is something easily achieved: first use [strrchr :] 

to find the last colon's position in the string, then set [strrcut] 

with this value and finally slice your string.

the same technique is also useful to slice file-paths at the last slash.

a = (arrayfromargs(messagename,arguments)); // fill everythin 

s = a.shift(); // put first element into string and remove it 

split = s.lastIndexOf(":"); // find last occurence of ":"

outlet(0, s.slice(split+1, s.length), a); // output sliced 

apart from the regexp solutions shown, slicing the string is  
something javascript can do well.
see attached script and patch.

let me also mention the C-string library objects in my collection of  
externals (http://www.jasch.ch/dl).
cutting a string is something easily achieved: first use [strrchr :]  
to find the last colon's position in the string, then set [strrcut]  
with this value and finally slice your string.
the same technique is also useful to slice file-paths at the last slash.
also shown in the attached patch.

________________
save as stringslicerev.js

a = new Array();
s = new String();
var split;

function anything()
{
     a = (arrayfromargs(messagename,arguments));    // fill everythin  
into the Array (List)
     s = a.shift();    // put first element into string and remove it  
from Array
     split = s.lastIndexOf(":");    // find last occurence of ":"
     outlet(0, s.slice(split+1, s.length), a);    // output sliced  
symbol and the rest of the Array
}

Have a look at the Jamona components for some great ideas on this subject...

By the way, cheers for jamona !! great structure !

Have a look at the Jamona components for some great ideas on this subject...
By the way, cheers for jamona !! great structure !


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