I need to deal directly with ascii codes which later get turned into symbols and turns all the floats into symbols. If my list of ascii is 53 49 32 65 I need it to output the list 51 A and not the symbol "51\ A" Currently my solution is a lot of dripping and constructing of lists. sending any lists which only have codes 48 to 57 to a [list tosymbol] -> [f ] to do the conversion and also break the lists at any 32s (space) so I don't end up with one long symbol. Any externals which could make this cleaner? Bonus if it will also deal with 32 giving me a list of floats and symbols on the output instead of one big symbol but I would be thrilled just to have a [list tosymbol] which would output 53 49 as the float 51 instead of the symbol 51 or something like a [route] which can route float like symbols.

@oid I can't quite understand what you're asking, but is this useful?

@jameslo You understood just fine, certainly better than google who could not provide an answer no matter how I stated the question and I will blame for the sad state of my language skills last night. Thanks.