I'm re-posting this. I didn't get any responses when I posted this for the
first time about 2 weeks ago.


Hello, 
I have a question regarding the Csound API for Java. I was trying the final
example in this article: 

http://www.csounds.com/articles/RoryWalsh_CsoundAPI.pdf

I wanted to try out the function: 

PUBLIC int csoundScoreEvent(CSOUND *, char type, const MYFLT  *pFields, long
numFields); 

with the java csound api, which is: 

public int ScoreEvent(char paramChar, SWIGTYPE_p_double
paramSWIGTYPE_p_double, int paramInt) 

In the example mentioned in the article the array of doubles is passed to
the function but in the Java version you can only use as a parameter a
SWIGTYPE_p_double therefore you can’t “send” an array of doubles or at least
that’s what I think since you are not really using a pointer. 

Is there a way to use this function in Java?




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What is the signature in Java of csoundInputMessage()?  It does the same thing, but it might be easier to use.



On 30 Jul 2012, at 21:26, David M  wrote:

> I'm re-posting this. I didn't get any responses when I posted this for the
> first time about 2 weeks ago.
> 
> 
> Hello, 
> I have a question regarding the Csound API for Java. I was trying the final
> example in this article: 
> 
> http://www.csounds.com/articles/RoryWalsh_CsoundAPI.pdf
> 
> I wanted to try out the function: 
> 
> PUBLIC int csoundScoreEvent(CSOUND *, char type, const MYFLT  *pFields, long
> numFields); 
> 
> with the java csound api, which is: 
> 
> public int ScoreEvent(char paramChar, SWIGTYPE_p_double
> paramSWIGTYPE_p_double, int paramInt) 
> 
> In the example mentioned in the article the array of doubles is passed to
> the function but in the Java version you can only use as a parameter a
> SWIGTYPE_p_double therefore you can’t “send” an array of doubles or at least
> that’s what I think since you are not really using a pointer. 
> 
> Is there a way to use this function in Java?
> 
> 
> 
> 
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In the java csound api that function looks like this

public void InputMessage(String paramString)

So you mean you could send an i-statement using that function? It does seem
easier.





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Exactly. You can send as many score events as you would like in a single call, separated by newlines.

Victor
On 30 Jul 2012, at 21:48, David M  wrote:

> In the java csound api that function looks like this
> 
> public void InputMessage(String paramString)
> 
> So you mean you could send an i-statement using that function? It does seem
> easier.
> 
> 
> 
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I will try it out.

Thanks a lot !!!



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