Question : Maximum list length? about python-osc

[attwad]

Hi, thanks for reporting that, it's weird indeed.
Could you provide a sample code to reproduce the problem please? (adding a very simple unit test to reproduce should be trivial)
I will have some time to look at that this week otherwise but not during this weekend.

[domkirke]

Hi, thank you for answering! I am using it with Max/MSP, don't know if you have it so you can test. The code is nothing at all, i cannot send you everything because its all hard machine learning stuff ; though, i am sending a 1025 elements list but there is only 256 elements arriving in the patch. I know that for example in some libraries this is hard coded, and I wouldn't suspect native libraries since the previous library I was using in Python 2 worked well...

[attwad]

I added a few tests for 512 elements lists in 8641ee7
So far so good, it seems to work for me.
I will try to look in the server code next but that's just standard python server udp/tcp stuff so if there's something hardcoded that'd be in there...

[domkirke]

Hm, that is strange, I will look if it is not something wrong at my side but the code were working in Python2 with PyOSC the day before, thus I wouldn't understand... I will check anyway Le mardi 19 décembre 2017 à 05:44:29 UTC+1, attwad <[email protected]> a écrit : I added a few tests for 512 elements lists in 8641ee7 So far so good, it seems to work for me. I will try to look in the server code next but that's just standard python server udp/tcp stuff so if there's something hardcoded that'd be in there... — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[domkirke]

Finally figured out it was the host application that limited packet size... Didn't figured out why it was working with previous version, but problem is not in the library. Sorry for the false issue!