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first hack at the monome arc using clojure
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; Our legacy Java OSC library: | |
(def transmitter (net.loadbang.osc.comms.UDPTransmitter. (java.net.InetAddress/getByName "localhost") 10332)) | |
; Seriously non-idiomatic code. I'm only 20% of the way through the Joy of Clojure book... | |
(defn xmit [enc buffer] | |
"Transmit to encoder number enc, buffer is a sequence of integers." | |
(let [m (doto (net.loadbang.osc.data.Message. "/example/ring/map") (.addInteger enc))] | |
(doseq [n buffer] (.addInteger m n)) | |
(.transmit transmitter m) | |
)) | |
; There must be a better way to do this bit! | |
(def buf (map (fn [_] 5) (vec (range 64)))) | |
(xmit 1 buf) |
The Markdown seems to be seriously on the blink...
Here's how I formatted my previous comment:
:-) It seems to be Markdown which means you can either surround your code with backticks for inline code `such as this`
or you can indent by over four spaces
for something
that spans multiple
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:-) It seems to be Markdown which means you can either surround your code with backticks for inline code
such as this
or you can indent by over four spaces