On Wednesday 11 January 2006 05:51, Steven Yi wrote:

> Just tried this:
> 
> chnget "table.sine"
> 
> and I get an invalid channel name.  If i use:
> 
> chnget "table_sine"
> 
> things are fine.  Is this a bug? I can imagine it being somehow
> related to the parser I guess using periods for overloaded opcodes. 
> Is this already documented (I checked but didn't find anything
> mentioned)

This has nothing to do with the parser. Channel names must consist
of letters, digits, and the underscore character, and the first
character should be a letter. More characters could be allowed if
that is found to be useful, though.


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