because windows want allow these characters: , /, :, *, ?, ", >, < and | in a file name.
what solution do you suggest to this "problem" besides medical surgery of patches and "installing Linux" which is a whole different issue that I'll come back to in another post.
Cheers! Thomas
greaterthan, smallerthan. m.
Thomas Jeppesen wrote:
because windows want allow these characters: , /, :, *, ?, ", >, < and | in a file name.
what solution do you suggest to this "problem" besides medical surgery of patches and "installing Linux" which is a whole different issue that I'll come back to in another post.
Cheers! Thomas
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Side question, where do I find <~ and >~ sources? They are missing from some patches I downloaded and are hard to search for.
Writing the name out, such as greaterthan~, seems a bit easier for everything... searching, compiling..
Regards, Rich
On 2/27/07, IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoelnig@iem.at wrote:
Thomas Jeppesen wrote:
because windows want allow these characters: , /, :, *, ?, ", >, < and | in a file name.
the solution is to use the hexloader-patch. (depending on your version of pd). see the archives for more information.
fgmasd.r IOhannes
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Use the hex code for the ascii value of the non alphanumeric
characters: ie. >~ = 0xe30x7e.pd
That's how special cahrs are supported.
.hc
On Feb 27, 2007, at 10:28 PM, Thomas Jeppesen wrote:
because windows want allow these characters: , /, :, *, ?, ", >, <
and | in a file name.what solution do you suggest to this "problem" besides medical
surgery of patches and "installing Linux" which is a whole
different issue that I'll come back to in another post.Cheers! Thomas
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