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| Last Update: | Thu Mar 26 11:30:18 -0600 2009 |
require 'osc'
Host = 'localhost'
Port = 5000
s = OSC::UDPServer.new
s.bind Host, Port
c = OSC::UDPSocket.new
m = OSC::Message.new('/foo', 'fi', Math::PI, 42)
c.send m, 0, Host, Port
s.add_method '/f*', 'fi' do |msg|
domain, port, host, ip = msg.source
puts "#{msg.address} -> #{msg.args.inspect} from #{host}:#{port}"
end
Thread.new do
s.serve
end
sleep 5
#=> /foo -> [3.14159274101257, 42] from localhost:50843
sudo ruby setup.rb
See the OSC home page[1], especially the "State of the Art" paper (for an overview) and the specification. This library makes OSC easy, but you will still need to understand OSC concepts and limitations.
The important classes are Message, Bundle, UDPSocket, and UDPServer. If you want to make your own server on a different transport (e.g. TCP or UNIX sockets, which are still on the TODO list), you will want to use the Server mixin.
Please read the AUTHORS file for credits and see the TODO list for planned enhancements.
The project is hosted at GitHub: github.com/fugalh/rosc
Send me your interesting examples and I‘ll include them.
Copyright (C) 2007 Hans Fugal and Tadayoshi Funaba
Distributed under Ruby‘s license. See the LICENSE file.