Im using serialosc to try and talk to the monome with pd on the raspberry pi. I havent yet been been able to find an equivalent for the objects prepend, unpackOSC and piplist.
I've attached the patch below.
would anyone show me what alternative objects I can use to get this patch workiing.

Many thanks,

Joel

serialosc.pd

@Fauveboy
for [prepend], you can use [list prepend] followed by [list trim].
for [unpackOSC], I think [oscparse] should do the same.
for [pipelist], this is trickier but I have a feeling it could be done with a combination of [text] objects. You can have a look at [list-fifo] as well (a vanilla abstraction from the list-abs library), but I don't think it does the same thing as [pipelist].

@Fauveboy Probably fixed........ done.zip
done.pd is your patch...... all vanilla.
David.
PS...... I forgot to reconnect the [connect( message in the pink canvas before posting....... only needed for testing though..........
and my [packOSC] doesn't need the "send" added to the message (neither did the original Mr Peach, but it could be used) so I have modified it to ignore it......done.pd and [packOSC] now modified for those changes....

@Fauveboy this is my version of the vanilla pipelist using [text]:
vpipelist.zip

thats great thank you very much!...

• I've replaced serialosc.pd with done
• I've then run:
  $ serialoscd
  and the terminal says:
  serialosc [m0001026]: connected, server running on port 12762

Im wondering if I need to change anything inside done.pd to 12762?...Because I've run grid-studies-2-1.pd and I havent yet achieved a connection from pd to the monome?

I've also just noticed the pd console says:
connecting to port 12002
netsend: Connection refused(111)

what does this mean?

where I have to connect some patches again the object:
[route device remove add] doesnt have identical outlets as the orignial serialosc.pd, perhaps I've reconnected them wrong?

@Fauveboy I don't know what running $ serialoscd means.....?...... but I think you should probably check through done.pd to make sure I have made no mistakes, and then make a backup of serialosc.pd and rename done.pd as serialosc.pd.

I think everything necessary for the change to port 12762 has been done (because now [$0] is added to 12289). I don't know which netsends should be using the new port, or whether port 12289 is important for one of them because monomer uses it..... and so it should not be changed.

[udpsend localhost 12002] is complaining that the port 12002 has not been opened for it to connect to (a monome port?)........ OR that it is in the wrong ip mode........ tcp instead of udp which udpsend is using and is normal for osc messages.

Monome might not be able to open port 12002 on localhost (the computer running Pd) because the firewall refuses access, or because it is not on the same subnet......?

The [route serialosc] removes the first path /serialosc (the slash is no longer there in vanilla) and the second route dumps the messages from /device /remove and /add to the first 3 outlets.
I cannot see where they were connected before.
David.