Hello,

this abstraction was a dummy method to see how the tcl message reception could be handled, I don't know why it doesn't write a file, it works on my computer, but only if there is something to write, so it should be done with [add bim bam boum(--[textfile] before writing the file.

I'm proposing a version of [sys_gui], with modifications suggested by hans, that is outputting a bang when the command is done, so the bang can be grabbed to continue an automated process in the same thread. But latency wouldn't be a problem if all the automated process would be done by a single script, obviously.

np

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Selon Matteo Sisti Sette matteosistisette@gmail.com:

Hi, sorry for the delay, and thank you for the interest.

colet.patrice@free.fr escribió:

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Selon Matteo Sisti Sette matteosistisette@gmail.com:

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I guess that's how it is supposed to work.

not really, there was an example attached with it, it's attached again

Ok sorry, I had had a look at the example and confused the [sys_gui_r] for a [sys_gui] so I hadn't understood it was meant to be an example.

Now I tried the example but it doesn't write the file. It does create the directory, but nothing comes out of [sys_gui_r], even if I connect it to a [print].

Don't worry for me however, I worked around my problem so that I no longer need to get the response when the folder is created.

The technique you show is interesting on its own though; I will certainly try to play with it in the future.

Thanks m.

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