public void OnDisable()
{
//Debug.Log("OnDisable");
EditorApplication.playmodeStateChanged -= _HandleOnPlayModeChanged;
if (OSCConnection == null)
{
return;
}
oscTarget1.Dispose();
oscTarget1 = null;
oscTarget2.Dispose();
oscTarget2 = null;
oscTarget3.Dispose();
oscTarget3 = null;
oscTarget4.Dispose();
oscTarget4 = null;
oscTarget5.Dispose();
oscTarget5 = null;
oscSender1.Dispose();
oscSender1 = null;
}
public void OnEnable()
{
Debug.Log("OnEnable");
// We need to monitor the playmodeStateChanged event to update the references to OSCConnections (only necessary when we use the explicitConnection feature)
//and force a new connection setup through disable/enable on our OSCEventTargets otherwise we have to re-open our Editor
EditorApplication.playmodeStateChanged += _HandleOnPlayModeChanged;
//When we use a OSCConnection in the constructor of a OSCEventTarget instance we need to also store the InstanceID to be able to re-reference it on playmodeStateChanges!
OSCConnection = FindObjectOfType <UniOSCConnection>() as UniOSCConnection;
if (OSCConnection != null)
{
OSCConnectionID = OSCConnection.GetInstanceID();
Debug.Log("Used Connection:" + OSCConnection.name);
}
else
{
Debug.LogWarning("No OSC Connection is found in scene or is enabled!");
return;
}
//Here we show the different possibilities to create a OSCEventTarget from code:
//When we only specify a port we listen to all OSCmessages on that port (We assume that there is a OSCConnection with that listening port in our scene)
oscTarget1 = new UniOSCEventTargetCBImplementation(OSCPort);
oscTarget1.OSCMessageReceived += OnOSCMessageReceived1;
oscTarget1.Enable();
//This implies that we use the explicitConnection mode. (With responding to all OSCmessages)
oscTarget2 = new UniOSCEventTargetCBImplementation(OSCConnection);
oscTarget2.OSCMessageReceived += OnOSCMessageReceived2;
oscTarget2.Enable();
//We listen to a special OSCAddress regardless of the port.
oscTarget3 = new UniOSCEventTargetCBImplementation(OSCAddress);
oscTarget3.OSCMessageReceived += OnOSCMessageReceived3;
oscTarget3.Enable();
//The standard : respond to a given OSCAddress on a given port
oscTarget4 = new UniOSCEventTargetCBImplementation(OSCAddress, OSCPort);
oscTarget4.OSCMessageReceived += OnOSCMessageReceived4;
oscTarget4.Enable();
//This version has the advantage that we are not bound to a special port. If the connection changes the port we still respond to the OSCMessage
oscTarget5 = new UniOSCEventTargetCBImplementation(OSCAddress, OSCConnection);
oscTarget5.OSCMessageReceived += OnOSCMessageReceived5;
oscTarget5.Enable();
oscSender1 = new UniOSCEventDispatcherCBSimple(OSCOutAddress, OSCConnection);
// oscSender1 = new UniOSCEventDispatcherCBSimple("Test0", "127.0.0.1", 9003);
oscSender1.AppendData("TestData");
oscSender1.AppendData(12345);
oscSender1.Enable();
// oscSender1.ClearData();
//Just some test
/*
* oscSender1.AppendData(678);
*/
/*
* oscSender1.oscOutAddress = "/2/XXXXXX";
* oscSender1.oscOutAddress = "/2/XXXXXX2";
* oscSender1.Disable();
* oscSender1.oscOutAddress = "/2/XXXXXX3";
* oscSender1.oscOutPort = 9001;
* oscSender1.Enable();
* oscSender1.oscOutIPAddress = "127.0.0.1";
* oscSender1.useExplicitConnection = false;
* oscSender1.oscOutIPAddress = "127.0.0.1";
* oscSender1.oscOutIPAddress = "192.168.178.21";
* oscSender1.oscOutPort = 9000;
* */
}
