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| - | ===== Supported Argument types ===== | + | ==== Supported Argument types ==== |
| BEYOND support integer number (i), float point number (f), and string (s). Other data types ignored. You need to ensure that OSC client send correct type of argument to BEYOND. | BEYOND support integer number (i), float point number (f), and string (s). Other data types ignored. You need to ensure that OSC client send correct type of argument to BEYOND. | ||
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| - | ===== Direct servers | + | ===== Other OSC Servers ===== |
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| This kind of server provide a direct access to internal object of BEYOND. No extra layers, or something in between. BEYOND receive the OSC packet, analyze the address and if the address point on direct server, the BEYOND execute it right after the address parsing. Such servers has fixed address part and number of arguments. | This kind of server provide a direct access to internal object of BEYOND. No extra layers, or something in between. BEYOND receive the OSC packet, analyze the address and if the address point on direct server, the BEYOND execute it right after the address parsing. Such servers has fixed address part and number of arguments. | ||
beyond/osc_commands.txt · Last modified: 2021/04/16 11:10 by Bob Varkevisser
