Closed hyshka closed 8 years ago
I just figured out a way to do it: send a completely separate message.
But I'd still like to know if there is a way to clear a current message.
Here's what worked for me:
OSCMessage outMessage("/lj/osc/0");
outMessage.addFloat(1);
outMessage.send(udp,outIp,outPort);
delay(1000);
OSCMessage outMessage2("/lj/osc/0");
outMessage2.addFloat(0);
outMessage2.send(udp,outIp,outPort);
delay(1000);
hello @hyshka
Your solution is the way I use to do it. I'll try to add the clear function next time I work on it.
If you work on it, you can send a pull request and i'll had it.
Regards Antoine M*
Hello,
How do you clear the message once it is sent?
I have tried using the
~OSCMessage();
function on a Photon board but I get the following error:send-osc.cpp:69:5: error: no match for 'operator~' (operand type is 'OSCMessage')
What is the proper way to clear the
outputDatas
?Here's what I am trying to do:
I just want to cycle the first channel on and off. Please advise.