Nick Hardeman

> > Using the PG to make a VS Code project, it also makes an Xcode project and the build fails. > > Ahh yeah we need to make the...

@artificiel yes! `ofMin()` solves the issue of passing in mixed arguments that provide an easier interface and avoids the `std::min( 1.f, 2.0 ); ERROR` that I think could be frustrating...

@artificiel a clear method would be very helpful! Does it need a `condition.notify_all();` if it is cleared? What are your thoughts about a `open()` function, since the channel can be...

I'm also not sure about the condition.notify_all() .... About the open/close, I am thinking specifically of ofxOscReceiver as outlined here( [#7938](https://github.com/openframeworks/openFrameworks/issues/7938) The osc thread would continue to try and push...

Sorry for getting off topic of the PR, maybe we can carry on the open / close conversation here: https://github.com/openframeworks/openFrameworks/issues/7938 This PR looks good to me 👍

Are you working with an up to date master? I just checked with the nightly on macOS and it compiles without the .string() appended.

Checking on Windows 10 with VS 2022 and nightly, I can confirm the error : `no instance of overloaded function ofApp::loadModel matches the argument list` The loadModel function takes a...

@danoli3 this is great, thank you for all of the updates and effort.

Hi Zach, I had seen that in ofxSvg and used it in my code. Not sure why it's there. I commented it out and the example still works. I will...

I get a crash immediately using your test with the following code. This is without any modifications you mentioned to ofxOsc. Did you push any changes to ofxOscReceiver you made...