expression inside expression

[K01571N3N]

@dc42 and i noticed that this does not work because of "ä" letter.

It says Error: M291: control character in string

M291 R"Filamentin lataus" P{"Kuumapään lämmittäminen " ^global.Temperature^ "-asteeseen"} S1 T3

Like this it works:

M291 R"Filamentin lataus" P{"Kuumapaan lammittaminen " ^global.Temperature^ "-asteeseen"} S1 T3

Also this doesnt work. If i change "ä" to "a" it will work like it should.

M291 R"Filamentin lataus" P"Kuumapään lämmittäminen asteeseen"S1 T3

[dc42]

@k01571n3n accented characters in strings should work provided that you save the file in UTF8 format.

[K01571N3N]

@dc42 how can i do that? Its not working in console or any macros if i make them in dwc.

[dc42]

@k01571n3n does this work for you:

echo "Kuumapään lämmittäminen asteeseen"

[dc42]

PS I just entered this in the DWC console:

M291 R"Filamentin lataus" P"Kuumapään lämmittäminen asteeseen"S1 T3

and it worked.

[K01571N3N]

@dc42 echo works but that other one doesn't. I don't understand what it could be due to

[K01571N3N]

@dc42 echo {"Kuumapään lämmittäminen " ^ global.Temperature ^ "-asteeseen"}

this works also like it should. there is a some problem with that m291 comment

[dc42]

@k01571n3n it works OK for me.

This is the macro file: M291 accented character test.g

[K01571N3N]

@dc42 interesting

[chrishamm]

@k01571n3n I can reproduce this in SBC mode and I am looking into it.

PS: I've got a fix ready for this which will be included in the next versions.

[K01571N3N]

@chrishamm thats nice! i forgot to mention that i got a raspberry with duet...