Hi!
Do you get anything at all, i.e., do you see LALA? If not maybe you could
add a printout before the while(oe.nextMsg()) loop.
I've fiddled around a little bit with OSC, but just in ChucK and in Java
(using raw UDP). I tried looking a bit at the docs for PD and SC, but I
didn't find anything on OSC right away (I don't know if the OSC acronymn was
well-chosen - you get a lot of hits on "oscillator" when searching on synth
sites). Are you sure that NetAddr().send() and the PureData stuff formats
the OSC message according to "/test, i" properly, aligning the integer,
inserting zeroes and so on? I don't see the ", i" part in the sender, could
it mistake the argument for a float instead, thus needing people to listen
for "/test, f" instead? I'm guessing the senders in PD and SC don't want you
to add the argument type list.
A basic sanity test could be to implement a sender in another ChucK program
and use that to send to your existing listener. You could have some network
config problem maybe.
Just some random guesses.
/Stefan
On Sun, May 4, 2008 at 8:43 PM, Sciss
hi,
i'm trying to send an OSC message from SuperCollider to chuck, which doesn't work. no matter what i do, the OscEvent seems never to be decoded...
ChucK:
OscRecv recv; 6449 => recv.port; recv.listen(); recv.event( "/test, i" ) @=> OscEvent oe; spork ~ pollOscEvent();
fun void pollOscEvent() { while ( true ) { oe => now;
while( oe.nextMsg() ) { <<< "LALA" >>>; <<< oe.getInt() >>>; } } }
SC:
NetAddr( "127.0.0.1", 6449 ).sendMsg( "/test", 33 );
what am i doing wrong? i tried other ports without success...
thanks, -sciss-
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