I have a mic patch on Pure Data and I want to connect it to a loudspeaker patch. So, it has the command connect localhost 3000
, where localhost indicates where the loudspeaker patch is and 3000 is the port number that I will use for connection. Is it possible to send this message using a python script, so I don't have to click on the patch?
I'm using libpd for this.
libpd comes with some documentation and a few examples that explain how to use the API. If the Python API docs are not detailed enough, check the documentation for some other language binding - the bindings for the different languages are typically very similar.
Basically, you can simply send a trigger to a receiver within Pd, using libpd_bang
.
Python:
libpd_bang("connect-to-speaker")
Pd:
[receive connect-to-speaker]
|
[connect localhost 3000(
|
you can of course send some payload using libpd_float()
or libpd_list()
or libpd_message()
.
alternatively, you could also have Pd trigger the [connect(
message automatically, using [loadbang]
.