David Konsumer

I keep coming back to this in my mind, as I would love to be able to use luaradio, and this is the main blocker for me, right now. I...

maybe another nice wire-format would be binary OSC. It's fairly efficient, and a standard that could be used by other things easily, externally.

I made a [fltk async-control demo](https://github.com/konsumer/luaradio/blob/async_control/examples/rtlsdr_wbfm_mono_gui.lua), but I'm not totally sure how to do the actual IPC part. I will keep playing with it.

What about the idea of rtl_tcp as a new kind of block? I can run it with `rtl_tcp` and connect and send it commands with this python: ```py #! /usr/bin/env...

> You could use a NetworkClientSource connected to rtl_tcp, but I believe commands sent back to rtl_tcp must be on the same TCP connection Yeh, I figured. I couldn't get...

> Have you seen https://github.com/webpack/hot-node-example ? Seems like that might help, though it's pretty old. Yep, I saw that, but couldn't get it working with ink. I also tried some...

In my case, I think I'm ok with state, at least for the simple demo I am working with, which has pretty minimal state (a counter hook, to demonstrate that...

> FWIW I think it should be possible to require a module, invalidate the module cache, then require it again as a way to get the old and new state....

Yep, no crash on `main`, but also I did get it to work before by re-opening it. New version seems much faster at getting the same list, though, on a...

I'd need to dig in to how you are using it, but I quickly checked to see how one might get the data needed for this sort of scrolling. It...