nymphs - sketch of ip forwarding - first steps

nymphs-ip-stuff190214.scd

Registry.put(\test, (corfu: 1, athens: 2));
//:
Registry.at(\test);
//:
"hamachi list".unixCmd;
//:
var answer;
answer = "hamachi list".unixCmdGetStdOut;
answer.postln;
answer.split(Char.nl) do: { | line, num | postf("this is line number: %\n%\n", num, line) };
answer.size;
//:
/*
 * [magnetic-dance]  capacity: 3/5, subscription type: Free, owner: budos (227-352-918)
this is line number: 1
       227-352-918   budos                      25.0.0.0          alias: not set                                                     
this is line number: 2
     ! 227-366-342   budos                      25.0.0.0          alias: not set                                                       This address is also used by another peer
this is line number: 3
 * [magneticdancetest]  capacity: 2/5, subscription type: Free, owner: budos (228-742-800)
this is line number: 4
     * 228-742-800   budos                      25.80.47.40       alias: not set           2620:9b::1950:2f28                          direct      UDP  10.3.141.100:32822
this is line number: 5

-> 661
*/
// ================================================================
// We hardwire the local address of the sending pi.
/* Note: If we need more than one pi in one space locally, then
one pi has to be the wifi server, and the other pi's must log in 
to that pi-server and obtain their ip from it.
Note that the logical ID of the sending device is given 
by the name of the message, not by the IP.
*/
//:dummy prototype 1 - v.0
var localpiIP;
localpiIP = "10.3.141.1";
thisProcess.addOSCRecvFunc({ | ... args |
	args.postln;
})
//:dummy prototype 1 - v.1
var localpiIP;
localpiIP = 168004865; // "10.3.141.1";
thisProcess.addOSCRecvFunc({ | msg, time, ip |
	ip.addr.postln;
	if(ip.addr == localpiIP) {
		postf("Received from local ip this: %\n", msg[..4]);
	}{
		"not local???????".postln;
		
	}
})
//:
OSCFunc.trace(true);

NetAddr.localAddr.hostname;