Hi all,
newer versions of the CNMAT OSC objects or Max implement type tag
strings, which helps to overcome type misinterpretation.
No idea though whether the PD OSC objects at hand understand these
type tags.
greetings,
Thomas
Am 14.02.2007 um 15:57 schrieb Roman Haefeli:
hi david
pd doesn't distinguish between floats and ints, since all numbers are
32-bit-floats in pd (whereas max/msp DOES distinguish between
floats and
ints). so what actually happens in your example, is that all
numbers are
converted to floats (ints are converted to floats, not the other way
around). afaict, this shouldn't be a problem as long as you stay in
pd.
a problem might occur, when you want to send numbers from pd to
another
app like max/msp. when you want to send '1.0', this is turned to
'1' by
pd, so the app on the other side might think, it is an int, though
it is
meant to be a float. i don't know of a nice way yet to overcome this.
roman
On Wed, 2007-02-14 at 08:35 -0500, David Brynjar Franzson wrote:
Hey,
I am working on a project that sends OSC messages from PD, and for
some reason, when dealing with message lists of mixed objects,
such as
[send /OSC/blah 0.0 1.0 1.0], PD turns the floating point numbers
into
int, but only when they represent whole numbers. Can anyone think
of a
work around where they stay as floating point, or is there some
simple
solution that I am missing (I can't be bothered to hack up an
external
just to solve this).
thanks,
db
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