Re: [chuck-users] chuck <<-->>OSC<<-->>Python?

hi I have added a ChucK example to the SimpleOSC zip. Download it from Python section at http://ixi-audio.net/backyard and run the apptemplate.py together with the chuck example. They should talk each other. If anyone sees anything wrong with it or want to improve the example please send it to the list and i will put it in the zip. I havent done much ChucK for the last months so i am not sure it is right. if you have any question just ask, we might have some introductory text for OSC that could help as well. enrike AlgoMantra(e)k dio:

thanks enrike, I'll appreciate that very much.

Meanwhile I've got the SimpleOSC module off IXI and I'm trying to understand it. In the links section... http://www.ixi-software.net/workshops/folly/links.html ....I found a few links are broken in category "Python":

eg -- > http://user.cs.tu-berlin.de/%7Ekerstens/pub/ http://user.cs.tu-berlin.de/%7Ekerstens/pub/ (404 not found) http://galatea.stetson.edu/%7EProctoLogic/ (goes to wiretap link, which times out....)

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On 10/5/07, *altern* mailto:altern2@gmail.com> wrote:

i did exactly that last year, let me search my files and see if i find the scripts ...

enrike

AlgoMantra(e)k dio: > If anyone could give me some pointers here, I'll be grateful: > > I KNOW: Python (decent), Pygame (medium), ChucK (n00bie), OSC (null) > > ZERO KNOWLEDGE: OSC ( I have NO idea what it is, except that > it may be useful for interfacing two platforms on the same computer. > I know there is a Python wrapper available, but I have no idea how to > use it) > > I WANT: chucK to speak/listen to a python script in realtime. > > WHAT: The GUI is a game/visualisation in Pygame. It responds > visually to messages coming in from a Chuck audio set > ( is one of them a "server" type thingie?) and sends back > new messages which manipulate the sound. They way the > 'game' is played visually modifies the music. > > To put the problem simply: ChucK <<-->>OSC<<-->>Python? > > => ?? > > > > > > ------- -.- > 1/f ))) --. > ------- ... > http://www.algomantra.com > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > chuck-users mailing list > chuck-users@lists.cs.princeton.edu mailto:chuck-users@lists.cs.princeton.edu > https://lists.cs.princeton.edu/mailman/listinfo/chuck-users

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1 => int on; // init OSC ///////////////////////////////////////// OscSend send; //send OSC send.setHost( "localhost", 9001); OscRecv recv; //recv OSC 9000 => recv.port; recv.listen(); // start listening (launch thread) // OSC classes and functions //// class OscListener { // general listener template OscEvent e; fun void action(){} //to be extended fun void bind( string arg ){ recv.event(arg) @=> e; // bind event to address spork ~ oscShred( ); // start listening to incomming osc } fun void oscShred() { while (on){ e => now; if ( e.nextMsg()){ action(); } } //<<<"exiting shred", me>>>; //machine.remove( s.id() ); } } ///////////////////////////////////////// // Listeners class Listener1 extends OscListener{ fun void action(){ <<<"chuck: listener1", e.getInt()>>>; } } // create instance and bind address Listener1 lis1; lis1.bind( "/test, i" ); <<<"chuck osc receiver up and runing ...">>>; //entering main loop // while (on){ // quits when on is false send.startMsg( "/test", "i" ); 1 => send.addInt; // send connected message to graphics 0.2::second => now; } <<<"quiting ChucK">>>; //print quit