On Sat, Mar 16, 2019 at 06:08:45PM -0700, Forrest Curo wrote:
> Sending to a port from a terminal & piping to 'od -c' produces lines like:
> 0000000   i   1       0       1       3   3   0       0   .   5  \n   i
> [The 'i' above is the beginning of the next score line which continues
> below.
> 
> Sending the same line from tcl to 'od -c' produces:
> 0000000   i   1       0       1       3   3   0       0   .   5  \r  \n
> *
> The tcl line is one character ( '\r' ) longer.
> 
> In the tcl routine, after I set a socket name ie 'ch'
> and run:
> fconfigure $ch -buffering line -translation lf
> 
> tcl sends the shell-terminal format and
> ought to work, then.

Sounds like the return char is screwing things up, then.
Strange -- I'd have thought that csound would be happy with that.
(I assume p4 was "33" in the above!)

Don't know tcl (last played with it 25(?) years ago!) but I hope
that works.

> ==============
> I didn't know about 'od', thanks much!!!

Welcome!  It's a useful tool in many situations...

	-- Pete --

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