Ilias Bergstrom
2014-08-06 10:08:12 UTC
Hi!
I am in the process of finishing a nice big program with OSC at its core,
and I want to support the protocol properly to the greatest extent
possible. I am using Ross's excellent OSCpack library (1.1.0).
I have left TimeTag support to last because I was the most confused by
them, but now that's the only piece missing so I have to tackle it :)
I see two ways of handling TimeTags in the OSC documentation: one, the 1.0
way, required the use of bundles, to which the TimeTag was attached.
In the 1.1 NIME09 paper, the "t" Type Tag is specified for the TimeTag.
Should a modern OSC program support both? Or is the requirement of a
message bundle to support TimeTags deprecated/superseded by the "t" tag?
Thank you!
Ilias Bergstrom
I am in the process of finishing a nice big program with OSC at its core,
and I want to support the protocol properly to the greatest extent
possible. I am using Ross's excellent OSCpack library (1.1.0).
I have left TimeTag support to last because I was the most confused by
them, but now that's the only piece missing so I have to tackle it :)
I see two ways of handling TimeTags in the OSC documentation: one, the 1.0
way, required the use of bundles, to which the TimeTag was attached.
In the 1.1 NIME09 paper, the "t" Type Tag is specified for the TimeTag.
Should a modern OSC program support both? Or is the requirement of a
message bundle to support TimeTags deprecated/superseded by the "t" tag?
Thank you!
Ilias Bergstrom