	# start the service
	osc = Runtime.start("osc","Osc")

	# connect - which is not 'really' connecting - but
	# specifying the host/port of where we'll be sending 
	# the messages to
	osc.connect("localhost", 12000)

	# now start sending messages 
	# the format is
	# sendMsg(topic, arg1, arg2, arg3, ...)
	osc.sendMsg("/test", "this is a string", 3, 7.5, "another string")
	osc.sendMsg("/newTopic", 18, "hello", 4.5)
	osc.sendMsg("/somewhere", "this", "is", 7, 3.3, "variable arguments")

	# to listen we choose a port - and an address filter
	osc.listen("/*", 6000) # this should be everything ..
	# we could just listen to a single topic like this
	# osc.listen("/test", 6000)

	# we want them sent to python so we subscribe to
	# the publishOSCMessage method
	python.subscribe("osc", "publishOscMessage")

	# the messages will come back to us in onOscMessage
	def onOscMessage(message):
	  print(message)
	  data = message.getArguments()
	  for d in data:
	    print("data - ", d)


 

# start the service
osc = Runtime.start("osc","Osc")

# connect - which is not 'really' connecting - but
# specifying the host/port of where we'll be sending 
# the messages to
osc.connect("localhost", 12000)

# now start sending messages 
# the format is
# sendMsg(topic, arg1, arg2, arg3, ...)
osc.sendMsg("/test", "this is a string", 3, 7.5, "another string")
osc.sendMsg("/newTopic", 18, "hello", 4.5)
osc.sendMsg("/somewhere", "this", "is", 7, 3.3, "variable arguments")

# to listen we choose a port - and an address filter
osc.listen("/*", 6000) # this should be everything ..
# we could just listen to a single topic like this
# osc.listen("/test", 6000)

# we want them sent to python so we subscribe to
# the publishOSCMessage method
python.subscribe("osc", "publishOscMessage")

# the messages will come back to us in onOscMessage
def onOscMessage(message):
  print(message)
  data = message.getArguments()
  for d in data:
    print("data - ", d)




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