vanillaS2f-help.pd

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#X text 116 215 <-get the value as a float;
#X text 506 28 Arguments: none;
#X text 25 26 [vanillaS2f]: vanilla symbol to float conversion abstraction
;
#X text 438 259 Written by Alexandros Drymonitis \, after a discussion
on the Pd list with Cyrille Henry and Chris McCormick;
#X text 112 148 <-provide a symbol which represents a number. if the
value is decimal \, write it as is. if it's hexadecimal \, include
the 0x prefix. if it's octal start the value with a 0 if it's binary
start the value with a B or b.;
#X text 505 48 Inlet: symbol which represents a number in one of the
four supported numeral systems;
#X text 506 79 Outlet: float from symbol's number;
#X text 21 65 [vanillaS2f] takes a symbol which represents a number
and convert it to a float. It supports four numeral systems \, decimal
\, hexadecimal \, octal and binary. It also supports negative and decimal
values \, scientific notation \, and "inf" (octal doesn't support fractional
values).;
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