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I'd like to know if there a way to correctly set a message like this:

When sending a list of 2 integers to the message box containing this message, the second symbol is not understood because of the "_" just before the "$2".

If I put a space between them the second symbol is displayed, but the resulted message is not correct (the space shouldn't be here).

I tried thing with zl join, but it adds a space between the two segments.

Hello.
I'd like to know if there a way to correctly set a message like this:
$1_Hello_$2_Goodbye
When sending a list of 2 integers to the message box containing this message, the second symbol is not understood because of the "_" just before the "$2".
If I put a space between them the second symbol is displayed, but the resulted message is not correct (the space shouldn't be here).
I tried thing with zl join, but it adds a space between the two segments.
Thanks for your help.
Jul


how-to-kill-a-space-within-a-message

Have a look at [sprintf], [combine] or even [regexp] for doing this. The easiest solution would be something like [sprintf %ld_hello_%ld_goodbye].

Thanks amigo!
The sprintf works like a charm.


you might also want to have a look to the 

 object which is sometimes simpler for this task.

you might also want to have a look to the combine object which is sometimes simpler for this task.


How to kill a space within a message