hi nick, see http://create.ucsb.edu/pipermail/sc-users/2007-April/033181.htmli am happy if that gets removed. the only issue is that in OSCData.cpp -> prNetAddr_Connect there are different possible errors ("Could not create socket", "Could not setsockopt TCP_NODELAY", nCould not connect socket", etc.) who all result in a "return errFailed", so currently the printout in the postwin is the only way to distinguish the errors.
i don't know how the cpp -> sclang error handling works, but i think the best solution would be that a particular Error is thrown like:
NetError : Error {
var <type, <addr;
*new { arg type = -1, addr;
var what;
what = [ "Could not create socket", "Could not setsockopt
TCP_NODELAY", "Could not connect socket" ][ type ] ? "Unknown network
error";
^super.new( what ).prInit( type, addr );
}
prInit { arg argType, argAddr;
type = argType;
addr = argAddr;
}
}
where type is either an integer (0 = "Could not create socket", 1 =
"Could not setsockopt TCP_NODELAY", 2 = "Could not connect
socket"etc.) or a symbol (\CreateSocket, \SetSocketOptTCPNoDelay,
\ConnectSocket ...).
then the post() statements in OSCData.cpp could be removed and the type string is in the normal error printing. This way i could do:
try {
addr.connect;
} { arg error; if( error.type != 2, { error.throw })};
without the nasty "Could not connect socket" which is really harmless
here.
ciao, -sciss- Am 28.01.2008 um 12:13 schrieb Click Nilson:
Many thanks Josh,Before we announce to the world (sc-users)... Nick, Dan, Scott... anyone else who may be interested, take a look at the .zip files, and make sure everything looks fine to you.just one immediate issue or two; i assume the build you put up is r7145?on class library compilation I get: compiling dir: '/Volumes/data/SuperCollider/SuperCollider3/build/ SCClassLibrary' Open ended string ... started on line 120 in file '/Common/Quarks/ QuarkSVNRepository.sc' seems to be due to a rather complex nested string expression... library compiles, but a bit distracting. I get the same with the version you've zipped. Also the 'could not connect socket' message always appears. Aside from that, looks good; like how you've included the source. I note though that quarks (7.5MB) and sc3-plugins (10 MB) are seriously bulking out the package. Could we have a simple minimal download of the application, with a separate package of optional extensions to download? Just to keep download sizes down for the beginner? best Nick _______________________________________________ Sc-devel mailing list Sc-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.create.ucsb.edu/mailman/listinfo/sc-devel