Set OSCP5 arguments from a string...

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Jesse Sco..

Set OSCP5 arguments from a string...

in Android Processing • 2 years ago

I'm having trouble with this. I have an Android sketch where I've used the APWidgets to place a text field for Port and IP, and when the user presses an 'apply' button, it runs a function where it populates two empty strings with the text strings, then attempts to apply them to the OSCP5 instantiation... Eg.

String port = "";
String ip = "";
void setup() {
...
widgetContainer = new APWidgetContainer(this);
tF_Port = new APEditText(...);
tF_IP = new APEditText(...);
widgetContainer.addWidget(tF_Port);
widgetContainer.addWidget(tF_IP);
...
}
...
void mousePressed() {
if(mouseX ... ) {
oscReInit();
}
}
...
void oscReInit() {
port = tF_Port.getText();
ip = tF_IP.getText();
println("Port is " + port + " IP is " + ip);
oscP5 = new OscP5(this, port);
myRemoteLocation = new NetAddress("ip",port);
}

Now the printing by itself is working, but maybe the APWidgets isn't returning a String per se ?

Or is this a know problem with OscP5 ?? Anyone have experience with this ?

It is giving me an error during build, attached here:

/var/folders/cs/csUuSD20FJ8BHJH4lPTttE+++TI/-Tmp-/android4433347945052605982.pde/src/processing/android/test/blitztag/blitzTag.java:304: cannot find symbol
[javac] symbol : constructor NetAddress(java.lang.String,java.lang.String)
[javac] location: class netP5.NetAddress
[javac] myRemoteLocation = new NetAddress("ip",port);
[javac] ^
[javac] 2 errors

Quick Links:

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APWidgets

Thanks for any feedback...

~ Jesse

Replies(2)

PhiLho

Re: Set OSCP5 arguments from a string...

2 years ago

As said, the constructor NetAddress doesn't take two strings as parameter. I don't know the expected signature, but if the second parameter needs to be an int, use int(port) instead of port.

Jesse Sco..

Re: Set OSCP5 arguments from a string...

2 years ago

Right... pretty obvious, now that I think about it. Thanks!

Works fine, as such (have to take the brackets off of the ip string too) :

void oscReInit() {
port = int(tF_Port.getText());
ip = tF_IP.getText();
oscP5 = new OscP5(this, port);
myRemoteLocation = new NetAddress(ip, port);
}

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