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Is there a more efficient way of implementing OSC than...?
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PostPosted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 4:04 pm    Post subject: Is there a more efficient way of implementing OSC than...? Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread
Setting up a separate shred for each and every variable that is to be received by ChucK?

For example can this code be written more concisely as one shred?

Code:


fun void OSCReceiveCutPosition()

{

   OscRecv MaxMSPReceiveCutPosition;

   6449 => MaxMSPReceiveCutPosition.port;

   MaxMSPReceiveCutPosition.listen();

   MaxMSPReceiveCutPosition.event("/CutPosition, f") @=> OscEvent MaxMSPCutPosition;

   

   while(true)

   {

      MaxMSPCutPosition => now;

          while ( MaxMSPCutPosition.nextMsg() != 0 )

          {

         MaxMSPCutPosition.getFloat() => OSCCutPosition;

         OSCCutPositionUpdated.signal();

         //<<<"Current Max/MSP value", OSCCutPosition>>>;      

      }

   }

}



fun void OSCReceiveCutLength()

{

   OscRecv MaxMSPReceiveCutLength;

   6449 => MaxMSPReceiveCutLength.port;

   MaxMSPReceiveCutLength.listen();

   MaxMSPReceiveCutLength.event("/CutLength, f") @=> OscEvent MaxMSPCutLength;

   

   while(true)

   {

      MaxMSPCutLength => now;

          while ( MaxMSPCutLength.nextMsg() != 0 )

          {

         MaxMSPCutLength.getFloat() => OSCCutLength;

         //OSCCutPositionUpdated.signal();

         //<<<"Current Max/MSP value", OSCCutPosition>>>;      

      }

   }

}



fun void OSCReceiveNumberOfStutters()

{

   OscRecv MaxMSPReceiveNumberOfStutters;

   6449 => MaxMSPReceiveNumberOfStutters.port;

   MaxMSPReceiveNumberOfStutters.listen();

   MaxMSPReceiveNumberOfStutters.event("/NumberOfStutters, f") @=> OscEvent MaxMSPNumberOfStutters;

   

   while(true)

   {

      MaxMSPNumberOfStutters => now;

          while ( MaxMSPNumberOfStutters.nextMsg() != 0 )

          {

         MaxMSPNumberOfStutters.getFloat() => OSCNumberOfStutters;      

      }

   }

}



fun void OSCReceiveBufferFile()

{

   OscRecv MaxMSPReceiveBufferFile;

   6449 => MaxMSPReceiveBufferFile.port;

   MaxMSPReceiveBufferFile.listen();

   MaxMSPReceiveBufferFile.event("/BufferFile, s") @=> OscEvent MaxMSPBufferFile;

   

   while(true)

   {

      MaxMSPBufferFile => now;

          while ( MaxMSPBufferFile.nextMsg() != 0 )

          {

         MaxMSPBufferFile.getString() => OSCBuffer;   

      }

   }

}



Thanks,

Rhys

P.S. Most of the variables mentioned above are part of a bigger programme, and as such this code wont work by itself. I just thought I'd copy n paste the OSC part as an example.
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 23, 2008 1:42 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread
If I were to wait for each message to arrive what order would they arrive in, if they are all sent at once?

In other words, how do I sync what is going on in ChucK to OSC.

I have the data sent to ChucK via OSC and then run ChucK once the data has been updated.
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