Add support for globbing in oscmatch...#24
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and some unit tests for it.
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and some unit tests for it.
I started thinking about how to get the device info from the backend to the GUI(s) and think this might help on that front.
Basically if you could do a request to
/inputs/*/*then you could get the channel info (and which support what) out by the presence of the various endpoints.My initial thought was to have a
/devicepart of the tree. I still think this might be nice to give the name (and maybe number of inputs and outputs so it's easier to allocate memory in C-like languages). But when I started putting all the info about names/flags etc in that subtree it got very duplicate-y and required the client to know how that info related to paths in another bit of the tree, which seemed a bit silly.I am aware that the
oscmix.cdoesn't know how to handle globs for its arrays yet, but if you think this is a reasonable sort of thing to do then I don't think that should be particularly hard to fix.