Hi Steve,
Thanks - I neglected to mention (it's written in the pertinant code
inside though) that the comma is used in some European countries, I've
_specifically_ allowed only the dot and comma plus numerals and space,
everything else is deleted from the My Range input field.
For those European versions of Audacity which use a comma instead of a
dot, code allows for the comma. I know of no Nyquist/XLISP way of
determining the language preference of the user and hence preferred
decimal usage - perhaps Roger or Leland know? And how to tie this together
with Nyquist being aware of which language is used in Audacity?
So you could enter,, without errors:
I'd like 250 pounds of bananas with 387 kilos of Roman raspberries!
which would result in the valid user range
250 387
Thanks again
David
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On Sun, 2 Aug 2009, Steve wrote:
> There's still problems if commas are used in the range input which I
> think is due to commas having a special meaning in lists (comma expr).
>
> I've sent you a direct e-mail about this issue.
>
> Steve
>
> On Sun, 2009-08-02 at 07:44 -0700, David R. Sky wrote:
>> Thanks to Steve the fiddle's feedback re errors, the attached
>> vocalremover13c.ny should be working fine, other than
>> still-improperly-formatted text for Ubuntu. Regarding that text formatting
>> issue, I'm working on code to format text for Nyquist for any desired line
>> length.
>>
>> Feedback welcome, thanks!
>>
>> David
>>
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