On Wed, 29 Jul 2009 18:58:39 +0200
Sciss <contact@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
n_set messages are synchronous so they are executed on the next
control block as soon as the message arrives (or according to the
bundle time). so i think from the client perspective you can assume
that the control has been set right after you sent the n_set command,
since any command you send after that is guaranteed to arrive when
the n_set is already in effect.
if you are doing that in a timed bundle, you could add a
corresponding n_get command and watch out for the responding n_set
message with an OSCpathResponder.
Hello!
Thanks for the reply. I'll try bundles and OSCResponders if I can't
stand the clunky code I posted ...
cheers
Matthew
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