html (instamapper) to max
Hi
I am quite new to jitter and would need some help to figure out how to get internet html data into max.
My friend has an iphone 3g and uses (http://www.instamapper.com/) to get GPS readings in real time. Now he asked if it was possible to get the data into max.
I have read a post mentioning that [jit.uldl] is the way to go to dowload data from the net. (B.t.w, I've updated this object to the latest april 1st 2008 version)
The answer for what i need to do would seem to be here in this post below. But after trying the given patch, nothing really seems to be working right?? I get a few errors like-
"jit.str.regexp: could not compile: unmatched parentheses"
(here is the post);
https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=123861&rid=0&S=75acdf6b5b748689586d340164930b58&srch=internet+data#msg_123861
and the patch;
Maybe there are other ways without using[jit.uldl] or [jit.regexp], but this is the closest I got to finding my answer. I guess ?? ;)
Thanks in advance for any help on this .
phil
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Questionable source material.
You are escaping the first parenthesis in your jit.regexp. Changing that should remove your error.
bonjour faire signe au machiniste
J'aime ton titre ;-)
Have you read the entire post ?? even the title.
the porn part is not mine !!!! I couldn't give a shit !!
What interest me is getting the html source of instamapper or (any site for that matter) into max and parse changeable data.
#1 problem. I don,t know jitter much.< but i've been reading.
#2 I don,t know html. < to track what I want to parse. < but i've been reading ( learned a few
#3 i can't get the help files to work. So, I could at least try to figure out what,s going on.
I am really desperate to get this fabulous object running.
Finally, basically I just want to get basic max data so I can 't music! I am not really concerned about jitter matrices at the moment.
Merci beaucoup pour ton temps
philippe
oops!!
I meant
Finally, basically I just want to get basic max data so I can do some music! I am not really concerned about jitter matrices at the moment.
sorry
phil
hi fairesigne
here is the patch again. The time with the greenwich meantime.
I am now able to get to code(< I added the matrix argument)
would you be kind enough to help me get the changing time value.
thanks a million
phil
thanks for the tip emmanuel
But the point of using this example was just to demonstrate how to parse a variable from a website.
What I'm hoping for is,maybe someone showing a sample patch of fetching a desired data.
By the way, are there any other way than w. the Perl jit.str.regexp.
I"m sure this is extremely simple for many of you.
For me, it's been a nightmare.
I've been working really hard to figure this one out.
The best way of understanding concept/patches etc.. for me up to now, has been to take relatively complex patches apart. Then I come up w. my own stuff.
But basically, getting my hands dirty!
That's what i've been trying w. the PARSER/downloader section in the [jit.str.regexp] help file.
Again, any help on how to get a variable from a website into Max
would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks a million in advance
Anxiously waiting :-)
phil
Hi emmanuel
Just a quick question I forgot to include in my last reply.
you said;
>The problem with both website is that the pages are dynamic on the
client side.
-Why is this a problem? Is it because the jit.uldl searches for code that are dynamic on the server side? I have read that Perl is used for server-side scripting. And is that why we use [jit.str.regexp]??
you said;
>It seems though that instantmapper have an API which
gives you access to the a static page:
-which is said by the authors that "You are allowed to issue at most one request every 10 seconds (30 seconds for HTTPS)."
So basically, I will dynamic data in MAX, I will have to download the page, say, every 11 sec.
THanks again
phil
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