You could also consider using [mrpeach/slipenc] and [mrpeach/slipdec] around the [comport] object, which allows you to perform OSC style communication using [mrpeach/packOSC] and [mrpeach/unpackOSC]. Just check the examples in the mrpeach library.

Le 29/01/2020 à 11:00, pd-list-request@lists.iem.at a écrit :

Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2020 23:45:09 +0100 From: katjakatjavetter@gmail.com To: "Dr. Maik Hester"maik.hester@gmx.de Cc:"pd-list@lists.iem.at" pd-list@mail.iem.at Subject: Re: [PD] [pd] sending lists via [comport] Message-ID: CAFY0eapMJK_cLh=EKDJcSPhTNiz4_aH1=NK1xeDNtXjL+xYepw@mail.gmail.com Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8"

Have you tried the abstractions inhttps://github.com/alexdrymonitis/Arduino_Pd?

On 1/28/20, Dr. Maik Hestermaik.hester@gmx.de wrote:

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Dear list,

does anyone know how to send the different values of each line from the sample below to [comport] as a list, strip this list in [pd] and route the values to their different destinations?

The data comes via Arduino from a pixy cam.

Here is a sample from Arduino's serial monitor:

Detected 6   block 0: sig: 2 x: 273 y: 36 width: 42 height: 5 index: 41 age: 18   block 1: sig: 1 x: 272 y: 187 width: 36 height: 4 index: 37 age: 18   block 2: sig: 1 x: 266 y: 151 width: 28 height: 4 index: 226 age: 71   block 3: sig: 1 x: 274 y: 109 width: 20 height: 4 index: 155 age: 124   block 4: sig: 2 x: 280 y: 48 width: 32 height: 2 index: 223 age: 72   block 5: sig: 1 x: 240 y: 136 width: 24 height: 2 index: 52 age: 5

At the moment [comport] receives all the numbers one after another (e.g. 2  273  36  42  5  41  18 ...), so that it is impossible for me to tell [pd] which number should go where.

I kept checking the internet for a solution for several days which did not bring me any further, so I hope that someone in the [pd] community could give me a clou.

Thanks Maik

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