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I ran into this a while back too. At first I thought my scripting was bad but confirmed the bug with a monitor for the slider's z. It is/was intermittent for me--you too?

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I just realized I couldn't open my script either. This one should work better. It has the same max value limitation that Alex noted.

Nice script, Alex. Yeah, Lemur seems to have some limitations that are not too difficult to run up against.

It's not obvious but arraytostring converts an array of ASCII codes to a string. For single-digit numbers you just need to add 48 to get the ASCII code. It's a little more complicated for numbers > 9. I wrote a function intToArray(n) that converts a number n with any number of digits to an array of ...

I've managed to set up sending dynamic OSC messages using arraytostring() and oscout(). Is it possible to do something similar for incoming messages? From what I have seen so far, incoming messages must be hardcoded to an expression/variable or script (On OSC). Am I missing something? Anyone have ...

I'm not sure why, but it is working now.

Thanks MM, I will check out your suggestions. Sorry for not being more detailed. I try to simplify the problem so it's easy to find and duplicate, but maybe I oversimplified. In any case, I appreciate your help!

If I enter 'cat' == 'cat' in monitor value, I would expect to get 1, but instead the editor crashes. Same if I enter 'cat' != 'dog'. If i do the same inside a script, it doesn't crash, but I don't get a result. Is there another way to compare strings? Is this a bug?

Thanks,
A

Just curious if the hex value returned by getobject(), getfirst(), etc. is useful in and of itself. Can any useful information about the object be obtained from it, or is it just a unique random ID that is created when the object is created? I get that it is used for stuff like getattribute(), just ...

Is there any way to tell the difference between zero (float) and null, or at least 0 (int) and 0.0 (float)? I want to determine if an expression exists for an object. If I do a getexpression() for an expression that doesn't exist (say x in a container), it returns 0 (int), if it does exist then I ...