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Subject: Re: [PD] curly braces { } in pd ?
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 I had checked the bug tracker before, but since was an old bug I was
wondering if there was a way to solve.


i guess this is not quite true.
> [bytes2any] should work just fine, only if you try to display the result in
> one or any way, the pd-gui will freeze.
>

to be precise, you are right. the pd freezes because the patch had a [
prepend set ]  and then a message , to print the supposed conversion. Now I
understood the issue.

Just for curiousity: Is there other characters where this happens?

I know another character bug(?) - I can't print "#" (hash character) in
canvas (but it prints in messages and symbols)... In canvas # is changed for
$ ...


thanx
glerm

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=A0I had checked the bug tracker before, but since was an old bug I was won=
dering if there was a way to solve. <br>
<br><br><div class=3D"gmail_quote"><blockquote class=3D"gmail_quote" style=
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adding-left: 1ex;">
i guess this is not quite true.<br>
[bytes2any] should work just fine, only if you try to display the result in=
 one or any way, the pd-gui will freeze.<br>
</blockquote><div><br>to be precise, you are right. the pd freezes because =
the patch had a [ prepend set ]=A0 and then a message , to print the suppos=
ed conversion. Now I understood the issue.<br><br>Just for curiousity: Is t=
here other characters where this happens?<br>
<br>I know another character bug(?) - I can&#39;t print &quot;#&quot; (hash=
 character) in canvas (but it prints in messages and symbols)... In canvas =
# is changed for $ ...<br></div></div><br><br>thanx<br>glerm<br>

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