Open Sound Control (OSC) Networking¶
rcp.osc¶
Objects related to OSC messaging.
- class rcp.osc.QtOSCListener(port=3762, host='localhost')[source]¶
Object to manage a OSC network input. This uses a Qt QUdpSocket to receive messages from the main Qt event loop and a pythonosc dispatcher to decode OSC messages and distribute them to callbacks. Messages are delivered on the main thread. This requires a pythonosc version of at least 1.7.0 so the dispatcher can be used in this way.
- Parameters:
port – optional UDP port number to which to receive, defaults to 3761
host – optional hostname or IP address to which to receive, defaults to localhost
- message_received()[source]¶
Callback attached to the port readyRead signal to process incoming UDP packets.
- open_receiver()[source]¶
Create a UDP socket, bind it to the desired port, and set up callbacks to process messages upon receipt. This may be called again after the port address has changed and will create a new socket.
- class rcp.osc.QtOSCSender(port=3762, host='localhost')[source]¶
Object to manage a OSC network output. This is a thin wrapper around the pythonosc SimpleUDPClient to allow this object to close and reopen the port at will while retaining its identity in the application.
- Parameters:
port – optional UDP port number to which to send, defaults to 3762
host – optional hostname or IP address to which to send, defaults to localhost
- open_sender()[source]¶
Create a UDP client with the chosen destination address. This may be called again after the port address has changed and will create a new socket.
- send(address, *args)[source]¶
Send a UDP packet containing a single OSC message to the predesignated host address and UDP port number.
- Parameters:
address – an OSC ‘address’ string beginning with a forward slash
args – optional arguments, which must be primitive types convertible to OSC message data types