Create or duplicate a string object. Create a string, a block of text in memory that is not stored in Max's symbol table. Cycling '74 string messages in TEXT_HERE set string value, messages in TEXT_HERE string out TEXT_HERE atoms out TEXT_HERE dumpout TEXT_HERE initial string value TEXT_HERE Trigger output Reprocess previously received values and trigger output. Convert an integer to a string. Convert an incoming integer to a string, then output the string. Convert a floating-point number to a string. Convert an incoming floating-point number to a string, then output the string. Convert a list to a string. Convert an incoming list to a string, then output the string. Convert a list to a string. Convert an incoming list to a string, then output the string. Append a list to the string. Convert a list to a string, then append it to the currently stored string value. Convert the string to a list of atoms. Separate the string on every space character, then send the list out the middle outlet. Commas and other special characters are escaped. If you want to separate on another character, use string.tolist. Clear the currently stored string value. After clearing, the contents of the string object will be the empty string. Prepend a list to the string. Convert a list to a string, then add it to the beginninng of the currently stored string value. Copy a string's contents. The contents of the received string are copied to the internal string. The internal string is not renamed. Get the legnth of the string Get the length of the string. The unique name of the internal string. Similar to an array, dictionary, or matrix, all string objects have a name. If no name is given, a unique one is assigned automatically. If two string objects share the same name, they also share the same memory, so updating one will update the other. Parameter Mode Enable TEXT_HERE Visible to Mapping TEXT_HERE Because strings are not stored in Max's symbol table, it can be more efficient to work with strings when the text contents change frequently. String objects are also more efficient than symbols for operations like splitting, replacing, substring searching, etc.