    @string2proc(s:string)

returns the proc whose name is given in argument. The initial `::` in the proc identifier can be omitted. Useful to convert directly a string received through OSC or through a message into a process that can be instantiated.

For example, assuming that is set in the Max environment to a tab of two elements, the first being a process identifier and the second an integer, then the code

           whenever($channel)
           {
                :: (@string2proc($channel[0])) ($channel[1])
           }

will react to the assignment to `$channel` by calling the corresponding processes with the specified integer.

See also @string2fun, @string2obj and system related functions: @arch_darwin, @arch_linux, @arch_windows, @dumpvar, @gnuplot, @history_length, @loadvalue, @loadvar, @plot, @rplot, @savevalue, @set_osc_handling_tab, @string2fun, @string2obj, @string2proc, @system

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