[PD] From telnet to netreceive whole sentence

[IOhannes m zmoelnig]

On 3/22/21 3:47 PM, Csaba Láng wrote:
> I try to make it simple without unicode, let's say.
> 
> What if I add [list $1 $2 $3 $4( to text3d where each $ is a word (max
> number of $ is the amount of words in the longest sentence)
> How can I achieve not to display 0 0 0 at the and of the list if number of
> words are less than max number of words in the longest sentence.


i probably misunderstood your question as "how do I correctly print text 
that contains multiple consecutive spaces" instead of the trivial "i 
want to print multiple words".

if your only problem is to create a list of variable length, then this 
is pretty unrelated to both [netreceive]/telnet and [text3d]

checkout the help for [list prepend] and possibly [list split] (and 
generally of the [list] objects).

also, i fail to see why you can't just use the patch i so beautifully 
painted. why does it not work for you?


gdmfs
IOhannes

> 
> On Mon, Mar 22, 2021 at 3:25 PM IOhannes m zmoelnig <zmoelnig at iem.at> wrote:
> 
>> On 3/22/21 2:52 PM, Csaba Láng wrote:
>>> Iohannes,
>>>
>>> can you explain how I can send unicodepoints to text3d?
>>
>> using the [string( message (see the [text3d] help-patch)
>>
>> e.g. [string 67 115 97 98 97 32 76 225 110 103(
>>
>> the problem is mainly that what comes out of [netreceive -b] is not
>> going to be unicode-points but utf-8 encodings thereof.
>> this is where the unicode-library i mentioned earlier comes into play.
>>
>> something like:
>>
>> [declare -path unicode]
>>
>> [netreceive -b 9999]
>> [select 10 13]
>> |     /      [append $1(
>> |    /       [s $0-store]
>> | __/
>> |/           [r $0-store]
>> [list   store]
>> |
>> [t a b]
>> |     [s $0-store]
>> |
>> [route bang]
>>              [utf82unicodenumber]
>>              [list prepend string]
>>              [list trim]
>>              |
>>              [text3d]
>>
>> (the [s/r $0-store] is only to make the ascii-art nice; use proper
>> connections instead)
>>
>> if you can use UDP instead of TCP, you can practically omit anything
>> between [select] and [route].
>>
>> gfmadsr
>> IOhannes
>>
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