hey folks, I've been digging around everywhere trying to find a suitible object to help me split a symbol into a bunch of characters, similar to how you would in c-like languages -- mySymbol[3]
ideally i'd like to keep my external dependancies to a minimus, so using built only in objects or zexy would be a plus, but if you can think of a way to achieve this with any extern i'd appriciate hearing about it.
-josh
ascseq from cxc outputs every input symbols characters decimal ascii code one after another. youd then need something like int2char.
[Josh Steiner]->[[PD] how to split a symbol into its component char's? ...
|hey folks, I've been digging around everywhere trying to find a suitible |object to help me split a symbol into a bunch of characters, similar to |how you would in c-like languages -- mySymbol[3] | |ideally i'd like to keep my external dependancies to a minimus, so using |built only in objects or zexy would be a plus, but if you can think of a |way to achieve this with any extern i'd appriciate hearing about it.
-- x Þ u . o R 6
perfect! thanks... and lucky for me its on the CVS externals distribution.
jxjl wrote:
ascseq from cxc outputs every input symbols characters decimal ascii code one after another. youd then need something like int2char.
[Josh Steiner]->[[PD] how to split a symbol into its component char's? ...
|hey folks, I've been digging around everywhere trying to find a suitible |object to help me split a symbol into a bunch of characters, similar to |how you would in c-like languages -- mySymbol[3] | |ideally i'd like to keep my external dependancies to a minimus, so using |built only in objects or zexy would be a plus, but if you can think of a |way to achieve this with any extern i'd appriciate hearing about it.
-- x Þ u . o R 6
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