lingo-l sensors peripherals

2004-10-12 Thread phill
Hi this a general request for sources and info. i'm intending to develop some installation pieces working with a variety of sensor such as switches, photo cells the inputs will trigger various effects, audio,lights, projections. any direction re programming(lingo-drmx) and hardware sources

RE: lingo-l sensors peripherals

2004-10-12 Thread Johan Verhoeven
midi is your friend here. There are a some Xtras in director which enable you to take an analyze midi input. Midi is good enough to handle most what you throw at it as it has tons of parameters and you can send (127 note messages, 127 continuous controllers, 16 channels and some stuff here and

Re: lingo-l sensors peripherals

2004-10-12 Thread Diego Landro
HI, Ive been doing this for a hypermedia center. We used a PLC for lights, Visual Circuits Reeltime4 for video and projections and Max, via UDP connection, on a Macintosh. We developed the Xtras for the plc and reeltime to use with lingo and the udp support to send information to Max. If you need

lingo-l Re: (OT) Mac: move up a folder

2004-10-12 Thread Cole Tierney
I'm wanting to construct a full path to feed to FileXtra4 (which doesn't support '@' and variants), but having given it some more thought all I need to do is drop a directory when re-constructing the path at run time thus by-passing any need for ..\ or whatever. That seems to be the most

Re: lingo-l Re: (OT) Mac: move up a folder

2004-10-12 Thread Sean Wilson
Here're a few lines that may be helpfull: http://putnamhill.net/codeshop/dir/cdup.html Thanks for that Cole! -Sean. [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/lingo-l.cgi To post messages to the list, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Problems, email

Re: lingo-l sensors peripherals

2004-10-12 Thread Thom Brooks
I would check out the EZ-IO board ( http://www.ezio.com/ ) and Michael Rodemer's sample code for it, http://www-personal.umich.edu/~rodemer/howTo.html -- He makes some great stuff and it's quite easy to comprehend. Using a DirectComm or the freer serial port xtras, you can talk to it, etc. Hope

lingo-l xml parser question

2004-10-12 Thread Mike Warner
I'd originally tacked this question to the thank you part of my previous question, but figured I should give it its own question. I'm new to XML parsing and am using the XMLParser xtra to parse an XML file, say of CD info, where there are multiple nodes with the same name. Say there are 12 nodes