==== The OSC Parser ====

OSC will only be accepted from known nodes((Albeit in this case, Wintermute isn't fussy about the port number. We do this so you can separate out OSC traffic - useful if you have an ADC constantly spamming values!)). Where values are indicated, Wintermute will accept strings, floats, and integers - but only one per command.

The following address patterns can be used to set variable values: 

  * ''/wintermute/<zone> <value>''
  * ''/wintermute/<zone>/<variable> <value>''
  * ''/wintermute/<zone>/<variable>/<child> <value>''
  * ''/varialble/<zone> <value>''
  * ''/variable/<zone>/<variable> <value>''
  * ''/variable/<zone>/<variable>/<child> <value>''

The following address patterns can be used to run or stop macros attached to the node in question:

  * ''/macro/<macro name>'' - in the absence of a qualifier, "run" is assumed
  * ''/macro/<macro name>/run''
  * ''/macro/<macro name>/stop''
  * ''/macro/<macro name>/run/<local variable> <local variable value>'' - macros can be run with a single local variable set