On Tue, Mar 01, 2005 at 01:27:38PM -0500, Dave Robillard wrote:
> When a destination is added/removed, the patching server will notify the
> client (via OSC), and the client will update it's list of destinations
> appropriately (this will all be abstracted by liblo's API though).
How would you handle SC3's way of doing things ?
When you create a new OSCResponder object in sclang, this does not
create a new port - it just adds a new 'accepted source' for messages
coming in at the one and unique sclang port (57120). OSCResponders are
created by specifying the source, not a local port.
Given this, the JACK / MIDI patchbay is not the correct model. For both
JACK and the ALSA sequencer, connecting multiple outputs to the same
input just adds / merges the signals coming from those outputs. This is
not the case for UDP: messages coming in from different sources remain
quite separate, and a client in effect never needs more than one input
port.
-- FAReceived on Tue Mar 1 16:15:05 2005
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