That sounds great...
But I tried several setting but nothing worked.
Where do I have to put the command?
Here I have an error. Is the path different than in the custom-modul?
I also tried to set the remote-root path direct to the folder, where the vepKeys.json file is
But the same error there
Unbelievable how sometimes little things can keep you busy for hours.
It works... Vou are great, very thanks... With this method I was even able to take out the following command:
if (typeof vepKeys === 'string') vepKeys = JSON.parse(vepKeys)
My code looks now like this:
var instrumentCode = parseInt(get("text_code", value))
var vepKeys = get('variable_vepKeys')
//if (typeof vepKeys === 'string') vepKeys = JSON.parse(vepKeys)
var s1 = parseInt(vepKeys.keys[instrumentCode].s1)
var e1 = parseInt(vepKeys.keys[instrumentCode].e1)
var sk1 = vepKeys.keys[instrumentCode].sk1
var ek1 = vepKeys.keys[instrumentCode].ek1
set ("range_2A_art_keyboard", [s1,e1+1])
set ("text_2A_art_range_key_start", sk1)
set ("text_2A_art_range_key_end", ek1)
I am really excited...
Well the quotes could ignored by osc, I'll change this in next release.
On my touchscreen I need to do a reload from my HTTP Viever so that my variable_vepKeys is doing a reload from the JSON file.
The help from "DMDComposer" with
send("/RELOAD")
unfortunately does not work here. (Or I do something wrong).
Is it possible with a button widget to send a command to make my variable widget do a reload?
If you want to make the clients reload from the custom module you should call
receive('/RELOAD')
Sorry Jean-Emmanuel, I must have expressed myself wrongly.
I want to press a button in the client to reload the variable widget without having to go through the custom modul.
Is this possible at all?
You could call this from the widget
send('127.0.0.1:8080', '/RELOAD') // server_ip:port
as @DMDComposer suggested but I don't recommend sending messages back to the server this way, the cleanest way would be to do something like that in the widget's script:
send('ip:port', '/RELOAD_REQUEST') // any target as first argument, we'll bypass the message in the custom module
and reply back with the custom module
module.exports = {
oscOutFilter: function(data) {
if (data.address === '/RELOAD_REQUEST') {
receive('/RELOAD', {clientId: data.clientId})
return // bypass original message
}
return data
}
}
Now I could also expose the reload function in scripts...
I miss something...
script is sending (I see in the console.log entry "hallohallo")
But I do not see the console.log entry "denisdenis" in the server console.
custom-module.js.zip (3.1 KB)
The when no target is provided to the send() fonction it doesn't do anything unless the widget has a target. I edited my previous reply to fix some mistakes.
With the IP Address it is working great.
Thanks you