Hello list! I am fine, thanks for asking! How are you?
I am trying to open two files using one symbol. For example: [0] [symbol poop] [t a a] [append .dur][append .vel] [; > [array read $1> ...to read both poop.dur and poop.vel. (but not get "poop .vel" with the space) Is there a way to do this?
Thanks! -thewade
Hi!
I am fine too! I think [makefilename] is what you are searching for.
adsr Peter
thewade wrote:
Hello list! I am fine, thanks for asking! How are you?
I am trying to open two files using one symbol. For example: [0] [symbol poop] [t a a] [append .dur][append .vel] [; > [array read $1> ...to read both poop.dur and poop.vel. (but not get "poop .vel" with the space) Is there a way to do this?
Thanks! -thewade
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thewade wrote:
Hello list! I am fine, thanks for asking! How are you?
I am trying to open two files using one symbol. For example: [0] [symbol poop] [t a a] [append .dur][append .vel] [; > [array read $1> ...to read both poop.dur and poop.vel. (but not get "poop .vel" with the space) Is there a way to do this?
$-expansion in message-boxes is most likely exactly what you want
[bang( | [symbol poop] | [; ( [array1 read $1.vel ( [array2 read $1.dur (
it will work only if the atom-to-be-replaced is on the beginning of your symbol: "$1.vel" works, but not "vel-$1.txt"
mfga.ds.r IOhannes
Thanks! -thewade
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