OSC FOR WORKING WITH PROPERTIES
OSC protocol defines the transmission os messages or commands. But also can
be used for reading and modification of device properties. After all, work with
properties imply the transmission of commands: “Read command” or “Write
command” of the propertry accessed.
When the properties are used, we have adopted the next convention in the BL
protocol:
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Writing: /bl/ZONE/PROPERTY/set , with only one parameter, of type that
the property is with the value that we want to assign to property.
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Incremental writing: /bl/ZONE/PROPERTY/inc, , with only one parameter,
of type the property is with the increment value we want to assign.
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Reading: /bl/ZONE/PROPERTY/get, with no parameter. The device will
respond with a shortened set message (continue reading).
Due to the variety of messages, can be shortened to:
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Writing: /bl/ZONE/PROPERTY , with only one parameter. This is the
message short writing, exactly as above but without “/set”.
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Reading: /bl/ZONE/PROPERTY , with no parameter. Exactly as above but
without “/get”.
The only difference between the messages of writing and reading is the
number of parameters, can be used to read and write using the same method.
The incremental method can not be shorted.
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