The OSC Specification supports 64bit numbers, but they require an "h" type tag to be properly defined. OSCx might not support the 'h' tag, you would have ask the developer.
Some of the software I've seen with OSC support have only partial implementations... Supercollider doesn't support nested bundles. Then again it's not like it needs them.
more info at http://www.cnmat.berkeley.edu/OpenSoundControl/OSC-spec.html
derek holzer wrote:
Sukandar Kartadinata wrote:
If PD is listening on the other side, it will know this.
actually no. I tested this with a local loopback:
[dumpOSC 1024] | [OSCroute /addr] | [ \
where the number box complains: "no method for '3e+006'
You are absolutely correct. Just tried it myself, as I should have before replying to your post. I assumed the confusion was about the notation, not the object. Looks like a real live problem to me!
d.