Georg Hajdu

I tried to feed the output of [key] into [atoi] but noticed that for ascii > 128, key puts its data out in unicode decimal format whereas atoi expects input in utf-8 format. Since I couldn't find an object that took care of the conversion, I quickly wrote my own which I'd like to share with you (requires Jasch's multisplit). At the same time, I'm wondering whether someone has done this before and would appreciate a pointer.

key-itoa

The thread entitled "extended ascii, wrong values with atoi" ends with my stab at a solution. IMS, factory objects only (not even any Litter Power, which is a bit unusual for me;-)

https://cycling74.com/forums/extended-ascii-wrong-values-with-atoi

[key]-[itoa]