On Tue, May 03, 2011 at 10:51:24PM +0200, Julien Claassen wrote: > Hello again! > OK, there's the point where I give up. At least for the moment. > I've uploaded a small tarball on my server: > http://juliencoder.de/osc_test.tar.bz2 > It contains Lieven's modified program, the modified liblo example > server and the paper on OSC querying in HTML format. > I think, I've just seen my error. I need to write a different > method to receive documentation and be sure to do it in teh format > expected: (ss) path, doc_string > Hm, probably I'll give it a try. > Small question: I've read, that liblo doesn't handle pattern > matching? Is that still true? > Kind regards and thumbs up :-) > Julien > Hi Julien, Just want to explain a few things. The idea of osc_query was to write a program that prints out all possible osc paths. In a second step I could add a #type-signature, or #documentation part to all those paths, issue a query with that address, and print the replies of all those as well. This is how I do it know: - make a new lo_address for the specified port - set up the server (now the server will also listen on that address) - add a method for any replies - send one query for the root path Now when I get the reply in that method, I send out new queries from within that method for all the subdirectories I received. The same method will receive all subsequent replies as well, and send out new queries for the subdirectories of the subdirectories. I will do this until it receives replies which indicate terminal nodes, and then prints them out. What you do now in osc_query, is send out one query for //#documentation, that is, for the documentation of the root node. If you want to send one /path/#documentation query to test if it works with the server, it would be a lot easier to use oscsend with the patch I send. Oscsend only sends one query, and with the patch it will print out one reply to that query. If that works with your server, I could modify osc_query to print out _all_ type-signatures and documentation that your server provides at once. Hope this clears things up a bit, greetings, lieven _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
