Vivid.OSC

You probably don't need to use this directly

Representation of Open Sound Control data

Documentation

data OSC

An OSC message, e.g.

OSC "/n_free" [OSC_I 42]

Constructors

OSC ByteString [OSCDatum]

Instances

Eq OSC

Methods

(==) :: OSC -> OSC -> Bool

(/=) :: OSC -> OSC -> Bool

Ord OSC

Methods

compare :: OSC -> OSC -> Ordering

(<) :: OSC -> OSC -> Bool

(<=) :: OSC -> OSC -> Bool

(>) :: OSC -> OSC -> Bool

(>=) :: OSC -> OSC -> Bool

max :: OSC -> OSC -> OSC

min :: OSC -> OSC -> OSC

Read OSC

Methods

readsPrec :: Int -> ReadS OSC

readList :: ReadS [OSC]

readPrec :: ReadPrec OSC

readListPrec :: ReadPrec [OSC]

Show OSC

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> OSC -> ShowS

show :: OSC -> String

showList :: [OSC] -> ShowS

data OSCDatum

Constructors

OSC_I Int32

OSC_S ByteString

OSC_F Float

OSC_D Double

This isn't a base type in the OSC standard but the response message from "/status" uses it...

OSC_B ByteString

Instances

Eq OSCDatum

Methods

(==) :: OSCDatum -> OSCDatum -> Bool

(/=) :: OSCDatum -> OSCDatum -> Bool

Ord OSCDatum

Methods

compare :: OSCDatum -> OSCDatum -> Ordering

(<) :: OSCDatum -> OSCDatum -> Bool

(<=) :: OSCDatum -> OSCDatum -> Bool

(>) :: OSCDatum -> OSCDatum -> Bool

(>=) :: OSCDatum -> OSCDatum -> Bool

max :: OSCDatum -> OSCDatum -> OSCDatum

min :: OSCDatum -> OSCDatum -> OSCDatum

Read OSCDatum

Methods

readsPrec :: Int -> ReadS OSCDatum

readList :: ReadS [OSCDatum]

readPrec :: ReadPrec OSCDatum

readListPrec :: ReadPrec [OSCDatum]

Show OSCDatum

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> OSCDatum -> ShowS

show :: OSCDatum -> String

showList :: [OSCDatum] -> ShowS

encodeOSC :: OSC -> ByteString

decodeOSC :: ByteString -> OSC

newtype Timestamp

This is stored as the number of seconds since Jan 1 1900. You can get it with getTime

Constructors

Timestamp Double

Instances

Eq Timestamp

Methods

(==) :: Timestamp -> Timestamp -> Bool

(/=) :: Timestamp -> Timestamp -> Bool

Ord Timestamp

Methods

compare :: Timestamp -> Timestamp -> Ordering

(<) :: Timestamp -> Timestamp -> Bool

(<=) :: Timestamp -> Timestamp -> Bool

(>) :: Timestamp -> Timestamp -> Bool

(>=) :: Timestamp -> Timestamp -> Bool

max :: Timestamp -> Timestamp -> Timestamp

min :: Timestamp -> Timestamp -> Timestamp

Read Timestamp

Methods

readsPrec :: Int -> ReadS Timestamp

readList :: ReadS [Timestamp]

readPrec :: ReadPrec Timestamp

readListPrec :: ReadPrec [Timestamp]

Show Timestamp

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> Timestamp -> ShowS

show :: Timestamp -> String

showList :: [Timestamp] -> ShowS

data OSCBundle

Constructors

OSCBundle Timestamp [Either ByteString OSC]

Instances

Eq OSCBundle

Methods

(==) :: OSCBundle -> OSCBundle -> Bool

(/=) :: OSCBundle -> OSCBundle -> Bool

Read OSCBundle

Methods

readsPrec :: Int -> ReadS OSCBundle

readList :: ReadS [OSCBundle]

readPrec :: ReadPrec OSCBundle

readListPrec :: ReadPrec [OSCBundle]

Show OSCBundle

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> OSCBundle -> ShowS

show :: OSCBundle -> String

showList :: [OSCBundle] -> ShowS

encodeOSCBundle :: OSCBundle -> ByteString

encodeOSCBundles :: [OSCBundle] -> ByteString

Encode OSC bundles, specifically for NRT synthesis. (It's more than just "mconcat . map encodeOSCBundle").

Note also that the last action is when the song ends - so if you want e.g. a note to hold at the end you need to add a "wait"

encodeTimestamp :: Timestamp -> ByteString

utcToTimestamp :: UTCTime -> Timestamp

addSecs :: Timestamp -> Double -> Timestamp

diffTimestamps :: Timestamp -> Timestamp -> Double

initTreeCommand :: OSC