Hello list.
Can you help me on how to broadcast a message of a carriage return or
\0 through
a netserver? I need it so that my client receives the proper
broadcast message.
Thanks in advance! I.
Hey Ivan.
I can't think of a method for sending a carriage return or null within
Pd. But there might be other ways to deal with this. Why do you need
to send a \n or \0 in particular? Is the client a Pd patch also or
something else?
.hc
On Jan 12, 2006, at 2:36 PM, Ivan Franco wrote:
Hello list. Can you help me on how to broadcast a message of a carriage return or
\0 through a netserver? I need it so that my client receives the proper broadcast
message.Thanks in advance! I.
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I have not tested this but you could try:
Looking up the ASCII code for the CR, lets prepend its 66.
[66< | [ascii2any] | [netclient]
?
Or you could do the netclient stuff in python and then make it work however you would like.
.b.
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Hey Ivan.
I can't think of a method for sending a carriage return or null within Pd. But there might be other ways to deal with this. Why do you need to send a \n or \0 in particular? Is the client a Pd patch also or something else?
.hc
On Jan 12, 2006, at 2:36 PM, Ivan Franco wrote:
Hello list. Can you help me on how to broadcast a message of a carriage return or \0 through a netserver? I need it so that my client receives the proper broadcast message.
Thanks in advance! I.
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On Sun, 15 Jan 2006, B. Bogart wrote:
I have not tested this but you could try: Looking up the ASCII code for the CR, lets prepend its 66.
Btw ASCII for a newline is:
10 on UNIX/Linux/etc 13 10 on DOS/Windows 13 on MacOS Classic
and on OSX it depends on which program you are using: some are like MacOS Classic, some are like UNIX.
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Where can I find ascii2any?? Any binaries around? I.
On 15 Jan 2006, at 7:01 PM, B. Bogart wrote:
I have not tested this but you could try:
Looking up the ASCII code for the CR, lets prepend its 66.
[66< | [ascii2any] | [netclient]
?
Or you could do the netclient stuff in python and then make it work however you would like.
.b.
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You can actually do it with [makefilename], like this:
[10( - (or whatever the code for ASCII char you need is) | [makefilename %c] |
.hc
On Jan 15, 2006, at 5:32 PM, Ivan Franco wrote:
Where can I find ascii2any?? Any binaries around? I.
On 15 Jan 2006, at 7:01 PM, B. Bogart wrote:
I have not tested this but you could try:
Looking up the ASCII code for the CR, lets prepend its 66.
[66< | [ascii2any] | [netclient]
?
Or you could do the netclient stuff in python and then make it work however you would like.
.b.
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