108 lines
2.5 KiB
Python
108 lines
2.5 KiB
Python
// Class for binding to a TouchOSC interface
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TouchOSC {
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var <ip, <port=9000, controls;
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*new { | ip, port |
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^super.new.init(ip, port)
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}
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init { | aip, aport |
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ip = aip;
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port = aport;
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controls = ();
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}
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add { | name, control |
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controls.put(name, control)
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}
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}
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// // TODO: each of these needs to be able to write its value back
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// // to its TouchOSC control - this should be a fairly simple
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// // method like ~ctrlset and ~ctrlget
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//
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// // then call all of those on an iterator at startup to write the
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// // defaults to the controller
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//
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// ~mset = {
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// | name, oscurl, min, max, default, apply=({}), ctrlset=(~ctrlset), ctrlget=(~ctrlget), ctrlsend=(~ctrlsend) |
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// ~sets.put(name, (
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// name: name,
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// oscurl: oscurl,
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// default: default,
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// min: min,
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// max: max,
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// v: default,
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// ctrlset: ctrlset,
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// ctrlget: ctrlget,
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// ctrlsend: ctrlsend,
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// apply: apply
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// ));
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// OSCdef.new(
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// 'osc' ++ name,
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// { | msg |
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// ~sets.at(name).ctrlset(msg);
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// ~sets.at(name).apply() },
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// oscurl
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// );
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// };
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//
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//
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//
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//
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//
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// }
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//
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//
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//
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//
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// ~sets = ();
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//
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// // The following two functions are the default methods for going from
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// // touchOSC control settings (0-1) to setting values as defined by min,max.
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// // Default uses linlin - for linexp or fancier stuff, override them.
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// // It's up to you to make sure they're mathematically inverse.
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//
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//
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//
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// ~ctrlset = { | self, msg | self.v = msg[1].linlin(0, 1, self.min, self.max); };
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//
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// ~ctrlget = { | self | self.v.linlin(self.min, self.max, 0, 1) };
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//
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// ~ctrlexpset = { | self, msg | self.v = msg[1].linexp(0, 1, self.min, self.max); };
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//
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// ~ctrlexpget = { | self | self.v.linlin(self.min, self.max, 0, 1) };
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//
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//
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// // getter and setter for an x-y control - the default, max and min are arrays
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// // of [ x, y ] pairs
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//
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// // note: msg is what we get from the OSC and x = 1, y = 2
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//
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// ~ctrlxyset = {
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// | self, msg |
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// self.v[0] = msg[1].linlin(0, 1, self.min[0], self.max[0]);
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// self.v[1] = msg[2].linlin(0, 1, self.min[1], self.max[1]);
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// };
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//
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// ~ctrlxyget = {
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// | self |
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// var vals = [ 0, 0 ];
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// vals[0] = self.v[0].linlin(self.min[0], self.max[0], 0, 1);
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// vals[1] = self.v[1].linlin(self.min[1], self.max[1], 0, 1);
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// vals;
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// };
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//
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//
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// // ~ctrlsend sends the current self.v back to the TouchOSC control,
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// // for when we send the defaults or load a patch
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//
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// ~ctrlsend = {
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// | self |
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// var ctrlval = self.ctrlget();
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// [ "ctrlsend", self.oscurl, ctrlval ].postln;
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// ~touchosc.sendMsg(self.oscurl, ctrlval);
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// };
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