Does anybody know, how to send a stream of numbers via tcp?
The netreceive object can capture numbers separated by a semicolon.
M.
Netsend float?
Does anybody know, how to send a stream of numbers via tcp?
The netreceive object can capture numbers separated by a semicolon.
M.
netsend should do the trick.
[connect localhost 56745(
and then
[send $1(
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does answer to your question? I realized you have 'netsend' in your subject, so perhaps I am not understanding.
any technology distinguishable from magic
is insufficiently advanced.
there are also 'pdsend' and 'pdreceive' programs that can send data to and get data from pd's [netreceive] and [netsend].
but if you mean binary data, i think mrpeach has tcp client objects
The following error occurs, when i build a connection between the left outlet of
netreceive an the left inlet of netsend: error: netsend: no method for 'float'.
The received data are sent by an other application via localhost.
netreceive 6001 : receives floating point numbers, separated by semicolon
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netsend 6002 : should send floating point numbers, separated by semicolon
hello sunji,
first I dit not realize, that [ ... ( means "message".
Now it works. You answered my question, thanks.
M.
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