digitalColeman

I am having a hard time understanding how to properly format a complex series of commands into a list to be sent out of an outlet for my object. I am doing the translation from .js to C and my C is not quite as fluent.

Regularly I use a command like this in the .js:

    outlet_anything(x->i_ob.o_outlet, ps_list, ac, av);

outlet(0, "/board","/"+ (i-2), "/analog",command[i]);

resulting in something like "/board/2/analog/127"

and I dont understand how to assemble the list properly.

I am having a hard time understanding how to properly format a complex series of commands into a list to be sent out of an outlet for my object.  I am doing the translation from .js to C and my C is not quite as fluent.

Regularly  I use a command like this in the .js:
         outlet(0, 240, 103,2, a, b, c,  247);

to be replaced by this in the C:
        long ac;
	t_atom av[7];
	ac = 7;
	SETLONG(av+0, 240);
	SETLONG(av+1, 103);
	SETLONG(av+2, 2);
        SETLONG(av+3, a);
        SETLONG(av+4, b);
        SETLONG(av+5, c);
	SETLONG(av+6, 247);
	outlet_anything(x->i_ob.o_outlet, ps_list, ac, av);

But now i need to replace this in .js:
outlet(0, "/board","/"+ (i-2), "/analog",command[i]);

resulting in something like "/board/2/analog/127"
(formatted to be OSC friendly

and I dont understand how to assemble the list properly.
any help or suggestions?


osc-command-formatting-from-an-outlet

https://cycling74.com/forums/udposc-message-serialization-format

 At the end, I attached my howto as PDF. There is a description inside how OSC works with Max and a C# exampel.

Yes, read that thread: https://cycling74.com/forums/udposc-message-serialization-format At the end, I attached my howto as PDF. There is a description inside how OSC works with Max and a C# exampel.


probably the best and easiest method would be to use 

. See a brief description for instance here: 

http://www.gnu.org/s/hello/manual/libc/Formatted-Output-Functions.html

http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/string/string/)

http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/stringstream/

 ), but for that you need to compile your code with a C++ compiler.

Here's an example (note that I didn't test the code, so it might contain small errors):

std::stringstream s;
s << "/board/" << i-2 << "/analog/" << command[i];
outlet_anything(x->i_ob.o_outlet, gensym(s.str.c_str), 0, NULL);


probably the best and easiest method would be to use sprintf(). See a brief description for instance here: http://www.gnu.org/s/hello/manual/libc/Formatted-Output-Functions.html

A more safe way would be to use std::string (http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/string/string/) or std::stringstream (http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/stringstream/ ), but for that you need to compile your code with a C++ compiler.

OSC command formatting from an outlet