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#X text 36 11 oscformat - convert lists to Open Sound Control (OSC)
packets, f 61;
#X msg 72 560 format b;
#X msg 72 147 1 2 3;
#X obj 72 268 oscformat cat horse pig;
#X msg 94 203 set dog ferret;
#X msg 92 230 set mouse banana;
#X obj 180 302 oscparse;
#X obj 72 301 print packet;
#X msg 80 174 4 5 weasel 6 7 rat;
#X obj 148 661 oscparse;
#X obj 148 686 print parse-output;
#X obj 42 662 print packet;
#X msg 57 507 -1 1 2 mule 4 5;
#X msg 69 605 format ifisf;
#X obj 42 635 oscformat -f b wombat;
#X msg 45 479 5 6 7 squirrel;
#X msg 70 582 format fiiib;
#X text 270 266 creation arguments are OSC address;
#X text 138 137 OSC messages with numbers and symbols. Except as shown
below the message will contain 'float' and 'string' data.;
#X msg 342 379 disconnect;
#X obj 334 406 netsend -u -b;
#X msg 343 355 connect localhost 5000;
#X obj 335 305 list prepend send;
#X obj 335 330 list trim;
#X obj 180 327 print reassembled;
#X text 25 736 see also:;
#X text 381 733 updated for Pd version 0.46;
#X obj 267 736 list;
#X obj 113 736 oscparse;
#X obj 197 736 netsend;
#X text 29 45 oscformat makes OSC packets suitable for sending over
the network via netsend (in UDP binary mode). The OSC address (the
strings between the slashes) are given by the creation arguments or
by "set" messages. Incoming lists are output as OSC messages \, byte
by byte., f 61;
#X text 437 379 don't send;
#X text 226 205 set message to change OSC address;
#X text 232 632 the '-f' creation argument initializes the format;
#X msg 73 535 format;
#X text 142 535 no format;
#X text 150 558 a 'blob';
#X text 180 593 mixtures;
#X text 530 354 send as UDP;
#X text 258 452 The format \, if any (initialized or set by a 'format'
message) instructs oscformat to interpret incoming data as integer
\, float \, string \, or 'blob'. Blobs are given as an atom count followed
by that number of elements. (If an elements is a symbol \, its first
byte is sent). If the count is negative \, the entire remaining message
is included in the blob (but the OSC parser will report the actual
number of elements). If the elements aren't exhausted at the end of
the format string \, the default (float and symbol) conversions are
made for the rest.;
#X text 306 666 Note: there's no way using oscparse to distinguish
between floats and integers \, nor to see blobs unambiguously., f
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