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Re: NetAddr
by Scott Wilson-8
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by IOhannes m zmoelnig
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Re: NetAddr
by Dan Stowell
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Re: NetAddr
by Dan Stowell
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Re: NetAddr
by nescivi
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> Perhaps the NetAddr help should be updated as this does seem to be a > perennial confusion. Or a new overview file? How about the attached one? sincerely, Marije OSC_communication
OSC communication between programs is often done to send messages from one application to another, possibly with the applications running on different computers. In SuperCollider this communication is done by creating a NetAddr of the target application and creating an OSCresponder to listen to another application. The underlying protocol of OSC is either UDP or TCP. To establish communication to another application, you need to know on which port that application is listening. For example if an application is listening on port 7771, we can create a NetAddr and send it a message: b = NetAddr.new("127.0.0.1", 7771); // create the NetAddr b.sendMsg("/hello", "there");// send the application the message "hello" with the parameter "there" To listen to another application, that application needs to send SuperCollider a message to the port SuperCollider is listening on, normally this is 57120, but it can change. The current port can be retrieved with NetAddr.langPort; // retrieve the current port SC is listening to Or you can retrieve both the IP and the port with: NetAddr.localAddr; // retrieve the current IP and port To listen to incoming message an OSCresponder needs to be created in SuperCollider. If the sending application has a fixed port it sends message from, you can set the OSCresponder to listen only to messages coming from that IP and port: n = NetAddr.new("127.0.0.1", 7771); // create the NetAddr o = OSCresponder.new(n, "/goodbye", { arg time, resp, msg; [time,resp].postln; } ).add; // create the OSCresponder o.remove; // remove the OSCresponder when you are done. Some applications (notably Pd and Max) do not send messages from a fixed port, but instead use a different port each time they send out a message. In that case the OSCresponder needs to be set up, so that it listens to messages coming from anywhere: o = OSCresponder.new(nil, "/goodbye", { arg time, resp, msg; [time,resp].postln; } ).add; // create the OSCresponder o.remove; // remove the OSCresponder when you are done. _______________________________________________ sc-users mailing list sc-users@... http://lists.create.ucsb.edu/mailman/listinfo/sc-users |
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Re: NetAddr
by andrea valle-3
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Very useful. Still not able to work on Helper for Linuxers, but at least I can use it. In attachment a "formatting template - compliant" version (Help.makeHelp("OSC_communication")). Best -a- OSC_communication OSC communication between programs is often done to send messages from one application to another, possibly with the applications running on different computers. In SuperCollider this communication is done by creating a NetAddr of the target application and creating an OSCresponder to listen to another application. The underlying protocol of OSC is either UDP or TCP. Setting up an OSC connection To establish communication to another application, you need to know on which port that application is listening. For example if an application is listening on port 7771, we can create a NetAddr and send it a message: b = NetAddr.new("127.0.0.1", 7771); // create the NetAddr b.sendMsg("/hello", "there");// send the application the message "hello" with the parameter "there" To listen to another application, that application needs to send SuperCollider a message to the port SuperCollider is listening on, normally this is 57120, but it can change. The current port can be retrieved with
NetAddr.langPort; // retrieve the current port SC is listening to b.cleanUp; Or you can retrieve both the IP and the port with: NetAddr.localAddr; // retrieve the current IP and port To listen to incoming message an OSCresponder needs to be created in SuperCollider. If the sending application has a fixed port it sends message from, you can set the OSCresponder to listen only to messages coming from that IP and port: n = NetAddr.new("127.0.0.1", 7771); // create the NetAddr o = OSCresponder.new(n, "/goodbye", { arg time, resp, msg; [time,resp].postln; } ).add; // create the OSCresponder o.remove; // remove the OSCresponder when you are done. Connecting to applications sending from a variable port Some applications (notably Pd and Max) do not send messages from a fixed port, but instead use a different port each time they send out a message. In that case the OSCresponder needs to be set up, so that it listens to messages coming from anywhere: o = OSCresponder.new(nil, "/goodbye", { arg time, resp, msg; [time,resp].postln; } ).add; // create the OSCresponder o.remove; // remove the OSCresponder when you are done. On 7 Mar 2008, at 00:44, nescivi wrote:
-------------------------------------------------- Andrea Valle -------------------------------------------------- CIRMA - DAMS Università degli Studi di Torino --> andrea.valle@... -------------------------------------------------- " Think of it as seasoning . noise [salt] is boring . F(blah) [food without salt] can be boring . F(noise, blah) can be really tasty " (Ken Perlin on noise) _______________________________________________ sc-users mailing list sc-users@... http://lists.create.ucsb.edu/mailman/listinfo/sc-users |
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Re: NetAddr
by nescivi
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Re: NetAddr
by William Brent-2
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Re: NetAddr
by andrea valle-3
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Re: NetAddr
by IOhannes m zmoelnig
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