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#X msg 242 191 separator;
#X text 307 191 <= removes all spaces;
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#X text 75 26 When converting a message composed of elements separated by spaces \, you can define a different "separator character" \, which will substitute the empty space on the converted symbol. This is done via the "separator" message or via the @separator attribute. Check below:;
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#X obj 138 148 print;
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#X text 72 22 Convert list of floats to symbol:;
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#X text 429 223 Convert anything (not a list message) to a symbol message:;
#X msg 511 267 x y z;
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#X obj 115 356 print;
#X text 49 240 Convert other list messages to symbol:;
#X msg 99 278 1 2 three;
#X text 44 575 But it's hard to convert message with more than one element (list or anything) to a symbol in Pd Vanilla. In Max \, you can have any number of elements for a symbol message in a message box if you put it inside quotes (ex. "1 2 3" or "hi sir"). Since that is not the case in Pd \, [tosymbol] really comes in handy for converting any message type to a symbol!;
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#X text 443 418 A symbol goes through unchanged:;
#X text 43 442 Note: In Pd Vanilla \, any message typed into an atom symbol box is treated as a symbol message \, even if it contains spaces.;
#X text 67 500 Type anything with spaces \, a symbol message comes out:;
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#X text 430 42 Convert symbolic atoms to symbol messages (like [symbol]):;
#X obj 519 142 print a;
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#X msg 669 77 b;
#X obj 685 142 print b;
#X text 445 556 Also note that 1 element lists are already automatically converted to symbols in Pd:;
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#X text 53 90 [tosymbol] converts any kind of message to a symbol message (maximum of 2048 characters). Start by sending it a float with the number box below and see how it converts to a symbol message.;
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#X text 22 61 Convert anything to symbol;
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