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f : when the argument type is float32
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s: when the argument type is OSC-string
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b: when the argument type is OSC-blob (array of bytes. The first
four bytes are used to indicate the size of the data that follow.)
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T: True. No argument associated to this Tap String.
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F: False. No argument associated to this Tap String.
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OSC Arguments: Are represented by a binary contiguous sequence of
each argument.
NOTE: All data are aligned to 4 bytes, therefore the data do not occupy a
multiple of four must add enough bytes with value 0x00 up to a multiple size
of four.
NOTE 2: All strings end in 0x00 (null). OSC Address Pattern y OSC Type Tag
String are strings, therefor will always have to end in 0x00 y, aligned to four
bytes. This byte to 0 also account for computing the size of the string. For
example: “/hola/23” has a size of 9 instead of 8.
For a better understanding of this document, will obviate all this in the
explanation of each command, firmware mission is to implement correctly. .
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