Le 24/07/2014 17:24, Paum a écrit :
here is the example. I hope it is clear.
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Hello,
As you can see in your text file (your patch), you can see :
#X msg 194 162 AudioReverb: 1 , AudioVolume: 0.979798 ,
But the 4th line is :
#X msg 170 46 AudioReverb:\ 1 , AudioVolume:\ 0.979798 ,
Your problem comme from that, your space between word and its value is separate by "\ " which is not interpreted by Pd as a separator. A true separator for Pd is " ". So you have to remove "" between word ans its value. ++
Jack
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just to clarify jacks analysis:
On 2014-07-24 17:42, Jack wrote:
#X msg 194 162 AudioReverb: 1 , AudioVolume: 0.979798 ,
the first two messages in this message-box are:
- a symbol "AudioReverb:" followed by a number '1'
AND
- a symbol "AudioVolume:" followed by a number '0.979798'
But the 4th line is :
#X msg 170 46 AudioReverb:\ 1 , AudioVolume:\ 0.979798 ,
whereas this msgbox contains:
- a symbol "AudioReverb: 1", followed by *no* number
AND
- a symbol "AudioVolume: 0.979798", again followed by no number
in the second case the [route AudioReverb:] will check "AudioReverb:" against the incoming "AudioReverb: 1", which of course does not match.
how did you manage to get symbols with spaces? (it's not *that* easy to do within Pd).
fgamsdr IOhannes
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Paum