Hi list, Im having problems trying to unite two variables within a list. Im using the [remote] object to send to 100 different receivers (x1 -x100). I want to generate a the sender dynamically. I use the [prepend] object to add a number to my x receivers. This spits out x 1
- x 100. Since the [receive] object wont allow any spaces I want to get
rid of the space between the x and the number. Any suggestions?
Anylittle helps. Timon.
[makesymbol] I think its in zexy. Or [makefilename].
.hc
On May 4, 2004, at 4:16 PM, timon botez wrote:
Hi list, Im having problems trying to unite two variables within a list. Im
using the [remote] object to send to 100 different receivers (x1
-x100). I want to generate a the sender dynamically. I use the
[prepend] object to add a number to my x receivers. This spits out x 1
- x 100. Since the [receive] object wont allow any spaces I want to
get rid of the space between the x and the number. Any suggestions?
Anylittle helps. Timon.
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Zitiere Hans-Christoph Steiner hans@eds.org:
[makesymbol] I think its in zexy. Or [makefilename].
personally i wouldn't use [makesymbol], because i consider it buggy and it really doesn't do what i want it too. (it think the only advantage is that you can set the format-string)
if [makefilename] can complete the task, it is definitely the way to go (i guess it might only be usable if the "x" is not changing)
for constructing complex symbols i would use [l2s] ([list2symbol] from zexy). while the default delimiter between list-atoms is " " (space) you can set it to whatever you want. (and probably your [receive] will even like the space, as it is within(!) the symbol)
mfga.sdr. IOhannes
hi,
sprintf is yet another option, possibly coupled with tosymbol (which may be tuned with a 'separator' message).
Krzysztof
zmoelnig@iem.at wrote: ...
for constructing complex symbols i would use [l2s] ([list2symbol] from zexy). while the default delimiter between list-atoms is " " (space) you can set it to whatever you want. (and probably your [receive] will even like the space, as it
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