When I use this method to send multiple integers, it seems to work fine.  However, when I try to send multiple strings, it fails.  For example, if I send /isadora-multi/2 "first" "second" "third"  then the result is that OSC listener on channel 101 receives nothing, channel 102 receives "third" and channel 103 receives nothing.  I see similar issues when I try to combine an argument that is a number with multiple arguments that are strings.  It looks in the Monitor window that the full collection of strings is making it through, however, and the issue is how they are being lost to the OSC Listenter 

If I send /isadora-multi/2 1 "second" 3   (integer followed by string followed by integer), i get correct results (channel 101: 1, channel 102: "second", channel 103: 3)

However if I send /isadora-multi/2 1 "second" "last" (integer followed by two strings), I get channel 101: 1, channel 102: "last" and nothing comes through to channel 103.  The second string seems lost altogether, and the last string goes to the wrong channel.

I see similar behavior if I try to use the OSC-Multi Listener.

Is there a known issue with multiple string values in an osc packet?