Hello !

I have a really simple issue, how can I add a comma to my [pack] command so the output of the pack looks like the message entering the [vline~] ?

I thought [pack f f , f f f] would work, but no.

You have to use a message after [pack] like this: $1 $2, $3 $4 $5

@alexandros It doesn't seem to work :/

@Déléo Commas separate lists in pd, so adding it in there says you have two lists instead of one. You can escape the comma with a \, this will work when you need to send it outside of pd but will be erratic inside of pd, they have yet to get escaped characters worked out? If you just want to display it in pd with a comma you can use a reversed comma instead⹁ that was one right there. These can be a trick to input into pd depending on your system and keyboard layout, the standard linux way does not work, copy and pasting into a message box produces the key symbol for the unicode character but you can paste into a canvas label first, copy that label and now it will paste into the message box properly. Got to love pd. Or just copy from here; comma.pd

@alexandros @oid

My sincerest apologies, it didn't work because my sustain slider could only go from 0 to 1 msec, which caused the fact that I and my friend couldn't hear the sound.

We are very dumb and very sorry, to have wasted your time

Good day

@Déléo Or more complicated: