Hi patrice, Thanks for your answer. I use the ascii 10 allready. I have made several abstraction, e.g. letter by letter and word by word displaying, so i'd rather not switch to rekursiv patching to keep things compatible. Just would love to change the line spacing. Any methods for that? Maybe changing the font? But how?

Best,

Johnny

hello,

there is linefeed ascii code '10', otherwise I'd suggest to use text objects to store lines and display the text with recursive patching.

Le 22/04/2015 11:36, hi a écrit :

Dear list,

i use [text2d] to display multiple lines with ascii code numbers in gem.

Is there any way to change the line spacing, so that the lines have more space between them? I use pd-extended 43.4 gem 93.3 on windows 7.

hopes and greetings,

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Hi IOhannes,

How to use [linedist(? It is not in my help file, does that mean it doesnt exist? I tried, and it didnt do anything, but also gave no error, even stated "bad argument for...." so maybe it does exist. Changing the font also works, but is not very elegant, as i dont know what i'm doing there.

Thanks

johnny Am 22.04.2015 14:18 schrieb "IOhannes m zmölnig" zmoelnig@iem.at:

On 04/22/2015 11:36 AM, hi wrote:

...

i use [text2d] to display multiple lines with ascii code numbers in gem.

Is there any way to change the line spacing, so that the lines have more space between them? I use pd-extended 43.4 gem 93.3 on windows 7.

there is the [linedist( message, but i don't remember when it was introduced.

fgmdsar IOhannes

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