gamuso

I have two wireless keyborads (bluetooth) connected to my computer,

I need to get pressed keys from keyborad 1 to a max patch

and pressed keys from keyboard 2 to another max patch.

I have two wireless keyborads (bluetooth) connected to my computer, 

I need to get pressed keys from keyborad 1 to a max patch 

help-to-get-separated-info-from-two-wireless-keyboars

you should check hi object. it allows you to adress each keyboard separately

In fact aka.wiimote fantastic object does get the "device address" that each bluetooth device has got and so you can route them...

but I have been two months away from max, and I look like a beginer.

I just want to type from keyb. 1 into "textedit objet 1" and at the same time have someone else typing form keyb. 2 into "textedit object 2"...

seems simple, but how do I route from each hi objects my ASCII characters to each corresponding "textedit object"??

you'll have to deal with many other things you get for granted when

you'll have to deal with many other things you get for granted when
you use textedit.....

klif... I have been an hour with this patch and I just can say THANK YOU!!

even when I've got helped some other times it never stops impressing me that someone you don't know can help you so much.

certainly it would have took me two or three weeks of work to make this by my self... and I have to do much other things!!

it would be great if you could post your solution for line breaks,

spaces, and other tiny bits that you'll probably add to the patch?

it would be great if you could post your solution for line breaks,
spaces, and other tiny bits that you'll probably add to the patch?

one way would be to send getpenloc message to LCD object. do some math

to get the position of the previous letter, then draw white sqare at

the appropriate position. very primitive, but should work.

other thing would be to store the entire text in coll or some other

one way would be to send getpenloc message to LCD object. do some math
to get the position of the previous letter, then draw white sqare at
the appropriate position. very primitive, but should work.

other thing would be to store the entire text in coll or some other
way, and redraw it every time...

there must be many ways to achieve this.


help to get separated info from two wireless keyboars.