osc-sc/osc-call [ Functions ]
DESCRIPTION
Allow OSC (over UDP) messages to be sent for processing. The function waits for input and processes in an endless loop; send 'quit' to stop the function and return to the interpreter. Messages the function doesn't understand will be ignored after a warning being printed. As this function only terminates when a 'quit' message is sent via OSC, the only way to quit from within Lisp is to send the Interrupt Command (usually Control-C, twice). In that case, the open sockets will remain open, and only closed before reopening the next time this function is called. Lisp code can be sent, e.g. in MaxMSP via a message, including opening/closing parentheses and nested calls; symbols should be quoted as per usual. The return value of the Lisp call will be returned to the given IP address on the given port. It is up to the receiver to then parse the result (e.g. in MaxMSP via [udpreceive][fromsymbol][route list int float symbol]). For an example max/msp patch, see osc-test.maxpat in the examples folder of the documentation (http://michael-edwards.org/sc/examples/osc-test.maxpat) NB: Currently only works in SBCL. Some lists (e.g. those including strings/symbols) might not be recognised as lists by MaxMPS's [route], so process them directly after [fromsymbol].
OPTIONAL ARGUMENTS
keyword arguments: - :listen-port. The UDP port to listen to for messages. Default = 8000. - :send-ip. The IP address to send UDP messages back out on. Default = #(127 0 0 1)) - :send-port. The UDP port to send messages back out on. Default = 8001.
RETURN VALUE
T
SYNOPSIS
(defun osc-call (&key (listen-port 8000) (send-ip #(127 0 0 1)) (send-port 8001))
osc-sc/osc-send-list [ Functions ]
DESCRIPTION
ARGUMENTS
OPTIONAL ARGUMENTS
RETURN VALUE
EXAMPLE
SYNOPSIS
(defun osc-send-list (list &optional (warn t))