Matteo Facchini

Cool, thanks. I will read the document :) As to 1: usually I have something like ``` myvar = somefunction(variables) ``` What is this part with the client?

Thanks! I do not want to take advantage of your helpfulness but if I was to use a single function as described here ``` def listen2Max(ip,port): ''' set up server...

Ok, got it and the server part works like a charm! Now, any suggestions on how to plug the server and client? I suppose, I should not use the same...

Great! I did it ;) You are my hero now, know it :) is there a way to ship the ip address along with the function call in `dispatcher.map("/filter", myfunc)`?...

Ok, cool, got it! Now we are trying to find out Max's URI because we are not able to make max communicate with python on the same ip/port

It seems like max has no URI path, or at least not one that I could find. Is there a way to make my server listen to each path on...

Ok, so at the moment I am passing my `main` function to the dispatcher like this: ``` disp = dispatcher.Dispatcher() disp.map(pathIN, main, ipIN, portOUT, pathOUT) ``` inside the `main` all...

Well, I tried to 1. use `set_default_handler` instead of `map` with no luck because it changes the port every time it gets a message, thus it is impossible to read...

I solved one of my problems: on max's side, string messages must be formatted as follows: ``` /filter "my message with spaces" ``` where filter is the URI path one...

I ended up sending and receiving messages with "pure" udp protocol to skip the address part Now I am fighting with OSC byte-type. Is there a function to 1. translate...