I've noticed a peculiar behaviour with the 'write' message for Buffer. If I hit a plain 'write' message, a dialog box opens as you would expect. Yet if I hit a write message that contains a filename, a file doesn't get written. I've done this sort of thing with jit.qt.movie without a problem so it seems odd for Buffer not to do it as well. 

Hi Cyclists,
I've noticed a peculiar behaviour with the 'write' message for Buffer. If I hit a plain 'write' message, a dialog box opens as you would expect. Yet if I hit a write message that contains a filename, a file doesn't get written. I've done this sort of thing with jit.qt.movie without a problem so it seems odd for Buffer not to do it as well. 


problem-with-an-automated-filename-message-for-buffer

Note that is a (Bump) and not a (Bump filename.aif) as the latter doesn't do anything ;p

Note that is a (Bump) and not a (Bump filename.aif) as the latter doesn't do anything  ;p


Specifying the full path of the file might help in this case. Does max give an error message?

Thanks, jvkr. A full file path was required.

Problem with an Automated Filename Message for Buffer