Parsing the node tree

I would like to programmatically parse and search the node tree for specific synths.

s.queryAllNodes

This will print the node tree in the post window, but I am having trouble capturing that reply as a string. Any help in this matter is appreciated!

My suggestion would be to look at the implementation of queryAllNodes in Server.sc

Apparently it sends an OSC message “/g_dumpTree” to the local server (or “/g_queryTree” for remote server) and then receives the reply via an OSCfunc waiting for a “’/g_queryTree.reply’” OSC message.

Take a look at the NodeSnapshot quark - it does this exact thing.

Hello,

By trying the example in the help of TreeSnapshotView, I’ve got several errors.
Don’t know why exactly…

SC 3.10.3

ERROR: Message ‘server’ not understood.
RECEIVER:
Instance of TreeSnapshot { (0x12677cba8, gc=48, fmt=00, flg=00, set=03)
instance variables [5]
server : instance of Server (0x1219dc6b8, size=30, set=5)
msg : instance of Array (0x126172168, size=26, set=5)
nodes : instance of List (0x1219d94f8, size=1, set=2)
root : instance of GroupSnapshot (0x126372e28, size=4, set=2)
drawFunc : nil
}
ARGS:

PROTECTED CALL STACK:
Meta_MethodError:new 0x1224c3e80
arg this = DoesNotUnderstandError
arg what = nil
arg receiver = TreeSnapshot

  • Group: 0
    • Group: 1
      • Group: 1009
        • Synth(1010): buzzs
          out: 0.0
          amp: 0.10000000149012
          freq: 146.83238220215
          filter: 1.0
    • Synth(1008): safeClips
      limit: 1.0
      Meta_DoesNotUnderstandError:new 0x1224c5e40
      arg this = DoesNotUnderstandError
      arg receiver = TreeSnapshot
  • Group: 0
    • Group: 1
      • Group: 1009
        • Synth(1010): buzzs
          out: 0.0
          amp: 0.10000000149012
          freq: 146.83238220215
          filter: 1.0
    • Synth(1008): safeClips
      limit: 1.0
      arg selector = server
      arg args = [ ]
      Object:doesNotUnderstand 0x121e01c80
      arg this = TreeSnapshot

Thanks,
Christophe

I just pushed a fix for this, the help should be working now - thanks for the heads up!
You’ll need to do something like this (and recompile) to get the newest:

Quark("https://github.com/scztt/NodeSnapshot.quark.git").update

Many thanks, Scott.
Just for the info, I could not update the Quark via :

Quark(“GitHub - scztt/NodeSnapshot.quark”).update;

WARNING: Quark NodeSnapshot.quark was not installed using git, cannot update.

but it is ok with :

Quark(“NodeSnapshot”).update;

Quark ‘NodeSnapshot’ updated to version: 0.3.2 tag: tags/0.3.2 refspec: tags/0.3.2

Christophe