Jean-Michaël Celerier

> the list above mentions "frequency" but it's not showing up anywhere in the implemenations... weird, it's the frequency in hertz

> what's the need of removing units ? the less stuff there is, the smaller is the library, and smaller implies faster (it's easier to look up an unit across...

adding a for-loop here should do the trick : https://github.com/OSSIA/libossia/blob/master/OSSIA/ossia/network/oscquery/oscquery_server.cpp#L248

(same for on_WSMessage)

I tried to do it, for now you have to enable "set_echo(true)" on the oscquery server

> I was waiting to be sure that it was robust enough... but yes starts to look good, doesn't it ?

thanks @blueyeti @matcham ... hopefully it's something simple that we overlooked.

indeed, I think that we had discussed that at some point with @bltzr ? should not be hard to fix, I wonder if it would break some workflow of someone...

I would tend to say yes

> what would global addresses mean for parameters and models ? e.g. what would that do if I'm giving someNonExistingDevice:/param as a name to my param and this device doesn't...