On Tuesday 22 February 2005 22:34, Pall Thayer wrote:
Hi, You can do PHP to PD without using OSC.
$fp = fsockopen("hostname",port);
will open a socket connection to a netreceive in a pd patch. Rather use udp? Then:
$fp = fsockopen("udp://hostname", port);
fputs($fp,"message;\n");
will write "message" to the PD netreceive (note the ";\n" line terminator. Actually I think it's enough to have just ";").
But I don't know how you plan to make your pages receive data unless you make them update every 1/2 second or so. However that could cause problems with slider positions if it updates while a user is moving one. Tricky.
yes the trick is ::
in another frame, never send the </HTML> end tag and just write every time thinks like this ::
parent.frames.main.slider1.moveby(0, 50);
the browser never stops to receive data, just need some way to know if the connection is up.
best, Pall
lluis wrote:
hi all ;)
look at this only if you are looking for an free software solution ...
http://www.artefacte.org/docs/osc.html
no flash. just php+javascrit.
salut.
On Tuesday 22 February 2005 19:41, MvH wrote:
I too sometimes have very detailed descriptions of projects and websites in my dreams. They sometimes inspire me to do something really practical in the real world :)
cheers!
mvh...
joreg wrote:
hm..
still not. but thanks for your interpretation. i have really nothing more than this view of the site in mind. a large site with much text to scroll. left side menu in red/orange. and the whole site was dedicated to experiments about a gui-replacement or not full replacement but just an alternative view.. for pd-patches realized in flash. and it was not so long ago...
sorry if you have something better to do than reading about the fantasies of a growing up. joreg.
altern wrote:
joreg wrote:
halo.
recently i stumbled over a site that i remember offering something like a flash interface to pd. now that i cannot find this site anymore in my mail-archive of this list nor on google i am no longer sure if i was dreaming this?! the site was mainly text. and a menu on the left side that was red/orange.
believing in collective dreams i hope that someone finds the link in his dreamdiary. joreg.
by a remote chance, could it be this? www.ixi-software.net I guess it is not what you are looking for, but it is difficult to know, the description of your dream is really blurry ;) in this one there is mainly text and there is orange on the left menu, but nothing to do with flash really, rather some stuff done with director...
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