And if you want to have bi-directional connections, you can use
[netserver] and [netclient].
.hc
On Apr 19, 2006, at 8:15 PM, Thomas Ouellet Fredericks wrote:
You can also send a list like this:
[pack f f f f f f f ] | [send $1$2 $3 $5 $5 $6 $7< (this is a message box) | [netsend]
[netreceive] | [unpack f f f f f f f]
Tom
On 4/19/06, Max Neupert abonnements@revolwear.com wrote:
[send fader $1]
\ [send data $1] | [netsend n]
[netreceive n] | [route data fader]
Am 19.04.2006 um 02:52 schrieb bigswift@cox.net bigswift@cox.net:
hi
i am fooling with netsend and netreceive on linuxppc pd-38-4. i always have problems with getting this working how i woul d like, but i want to make sure i can do what i am intending. I would like to netsend 8 seperate number values from different ctlin messages.
Is this possible?
the example shows [send foo $1] | [netsend]
and i get connected and netreceive prints
tcp foo ###
as i move the number box
what i would like to have seven seperate values sent but i am sure how to do this.
do i need to have seperate netsend & netreceive objects?
thanks in advance for any help.
pat
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