Closed danieldickison closed 6 years ago
cool, thank you! :-) are you using this version of the library already? is it somewhat usable? thing is, i have no project using the library, so i only have the unit tests to judge. i also never made an API with NIO before, so i don;t know if it makes sense as it is right now, in practice. feel free to give comments/make changes there too, if you found practical problems. the API here changed a lot, and as it is not yet in master, we are quite free to change it even drastically. have a good day! :-)
... ouhh you write CocoaOSC.. nice! :D seeing your photo here on github, i can tell you we look very similar! same hair style all around the head, and same glasses. .. i am probably 10 years older though. tell me if you need a place to crash in berlin. (... you somehow.. look trustworthy.. dunnu why)
Hi @hoijui! Thanks for the merge and the offer for a place to crash in Berlin :) I'm working on a personal side-project that uses Android tablets in a theater setting, and I'm experimenting with using OSC for controlling those tablets. I haven't gotten very far yet in that, but I will let you know how well JavaOSC works for this. It definitely looks promising so far. It would be great if I can get this to work cross-platform, so I might see if I can get this to transpile for iOS using j2objc though that's definitely a "later" goal.
niiiice! :-) good luck with that.
This should make OSCPortIn thread-safe as long as
startListening()
andstopListening()
are only called from a single thread. Takes care of part of issue #4.