I'm starting to try and use the strips again. I think it's unneccesarily awkward to process the OSC data when there can be a variable number of parameters.
For example, from looking at the OSC stream, when I touch the strip, for the relative position, I see two entries, the first consising of just a period and the second consisting of a period followed by floating point number (presumably) between -1.0 and 1.0
As I move a finger, I see single entries with two parameters, a period and a floating point value.
Then upon release, I first see an entry with two values (period and 0.) and then another entry with just the floating point 0.
Now I understand one wants to be able to distinguish between touching and releasing but it would simply the processing code significantly if every entry had two values, so for example, just use a comma (say) instead of a period as a filler when it's just sending movement and/or use different characters in the first position to represent Touch/Release/Movement
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