do you know how to get rid of the "symbol" prepended to my messages out 

from a [pyext] outlet (string format) to max world ? I remember the 

do you know how to get rid of  the "symbol" prepended to my messages out 
from a [pyext] outlet (string format) to max world ? I remember the 
problem also appears in Java...

get-rid-of-symbol

I LIVE! I LIVE! I LIVE! I LIVE! I LIVE! I LIVE! I LIVE! I LIVE! I 

You will not be saved by the Holy Ghost. You will not be saved by the 

I LIVE! I LIVE! I LIVE! I LIVE! I LIVE! I LIVE! I LIVE! I LIVE! I  
LIVE! I LIVE! I LIVE! I LIVE!

You will not be saved by the Holy Ghost. You will not be saved by the  
God Plutonium.

> do you know how to get rid of the "symbol" prepended to my messages out 

> from a [pyext] outlet (string format) to max world ? I remember the 

I'm curious about this one, too. I'd been using [route symbol], but since 

Vade suggested [fromsymbol] instead, I wonder what functional differences 

> do you know how to get rid of  the "symbol" prepended to my messages out 
> from a [pyext] outlet (string format) to max world ? I remember the 
> problem also appears in Java...

I'm curious about this one, too. I'd been using [route symbol], but since 
Vade suggested [fromsymbol] instead, I wonder what functional differences 
there may be between these two methods.

route symbol? Same thing happens with a coll object and then there is "set" prepended before anything drawn out of the text object. Hrmz.

route symbol? Same thing happens with a coll object and then there is "set" prepended before anything drawn out of the text object.  Hrmz.


Use 'route symbol' and take both outputs to your destination. This 

will route anything that is or isn't as symbol, stripping 'symbol' 

Use 'route symbol' and take both outputs to your destination. This 
will route anything that is or isn't as symbol, stripping 'symbol' 
off in the process.

> I'm curious about this one, too. I'd been using [route symbol], but 

> since Vade suggested [fromsymbol] instead, I wonder what functional 

> differences there may be between these two methods.

Try it and you'll see... (hint fromsymbol is for other purposes, and 

doesn't help at all for the original problem...)

Intraxis Productions wrote:
> I'm curious about this one, too. I'd been using [route symbol], but 
> since Vade suggested [fromsymbol] instead, I wonder what functional 
> differences there may be between these two methods.

Try it and you'll see... (hint fromsymbol is for other purposes, and 
doesn't help at all for the original problem...)

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