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dirtysilver77
void what?
Jun 18th, 2009, 1:08pm  
Hi!

I'm trying to figure out which is the command to tell processing to receive an osc message and translate it into another osc message.
for instace, when I use:

void mousePress

to tell processing that pressing the mouse then it will send a message, I don't know the argument (?) that I need to write instead of "mousePress", I thought it could be "void OscEvent" but I tried it and it doesn't work....I tried something like:

void OscEvent ("/test")

trying to obtain that when the osc msg "/test" is received by the the port that processing listens to, it will send a different osc message (obviously I need to implement the rest of the code).
I need to obtain this result for various different osc messages that will  switch the sending of as many different osc messages.

twisted english , I know...sorry
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blindfish
Re: void what?
Reply #1 - Jun 18th, 2009, 1:17pm  
Trying to guess method names is like shooting Paedocypris progenetica in a barrel  Shocked

Your first port of call for any such question should be the reference.

You also shouldn't assume that Processing does what you want out of the box: you may sometimes need to resort to libraries; in this case I'd guess oscP5.  It looks like it's well documented and there are plenty of examples, so you can stop shooting fish now Wink
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Where is the what if the what is in why?
 
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