When an enter follows a "Send String" command in a macro, the OSC output includes /r.
Having "/r" as part of the OSC address is not desirable - this means that multi-line macros must always have the Send_String as the very last command.
When an enter follows a "Send String" command in a macro, the OSC output includes /r.
Having "/r" as part of the OSC address is not desirable - this means that multi-line macros must always have the Send_String as the very last command.
This seems to still be an issue in the current release. And specifically, it’s also a problem with magic sheet objects. If you make a magic sheet button with the command target and an OSC string without an argument like:
/SomeString/test
Eos will send an additional /r character at the end. This interferes with integration of many 3rd party pieces of software.
Joe Berman do you think we could get this written up? It’s been a problem for a while now.
This seems to still be an issue in the current release. And specifically, it’s also a problem with magic sheet objects. If you make a magic sheet button with the command target and an OSC string without an argument like:
/SomeString/test
Eos will send an additional /r character at the end. This interferes with integration of many 3rd party pieces of software.
Joe Berman do you think we could get this written up? It’s been a problem for a while now.
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