Funs, that’s it! Forcing Textedit to save with UTF-8 did the trick! Thank you so much!!!
On 5/18/11 1:58 AM, "Funs Seelen" <funsseelen@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Brian,
I'm on OSX now and just copied both text files to Textedit where I saved them with UTF-8 encoding. I was able to open both with Pd-0.43-0 and Pd-0.42-5 (except for the objects of libraries I haven't loaded).
2011/5/18 Brian K. Shepard <brian@studioii.com>
Other than the coordinates and order of objects, the only difference I see is on the line with “wave sinesum.” His version has “\;” after the coordinates, and my version has “:” after the coordinates. I tried changing that in his version, but still couldn’t get it to open.
The ``\;'' is used in the broadcast-message. Yours with ``:'' will not work there I believe, but that has nothing to do with the problem. The only thing I could think of is text encoding, but I don't know anything about that, except for that UTF-8 uses ASCII and adds a lot to it.
Funs
-- Brian
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