How to recover numerical values in a DataTable?

[serge....@gmail.com]

Bonjour,

   How can I read numerical values in a table created with DataTable, anf filled

(well, I hope...) with TableFill? I have tried lots of things, but didn't succeed so far.

In particular, the following only prints a sequence of '0.0' (and the table should be

filled with some non zero values):

#
from pyo import *
s=Server(sr=44100,nchnls=2,buffersize=1024,duplex=1,audio='jack')
s.boot()
matable = DataTable(1024, chnls=1)
sig = Sine(400, mul=0.3).out()
fill = TableFill(sig, matable).play()
for i in range(10):
    a=TableIndex(table=matable,index=Sig(i))
    print(a.get())

#

I am obviously missing something in 'DataTable', 'TableFill', 'TableIndex' , or all of them...

Thanks in advance for any help.

   Serge.

[Olivier Bélanger]

Hi Serge,

The problem here is table TableFill won't start filling the table until the server is started, and even after that, you'll have to wait at least one buffer size before starting to get updated values.

In your program, before the for loop, you only have created objects, no audio computation has been done. Also, TableIndex is another audio object, it doesn't return a floating-point value, for that, you can use the get() method of PyoTableObject.

Not tried, but something like that should work:

import time

from pyo import *
s=Server(sr=44100,nchnls=2,buffersize=1024,duplex=1,audio='jack')
s.boot()
matable = DataTable(1024, chnls=1)
sig = Sine(400, mul=0.3).out()
fill = TableFill(sig, matable).play()

s.start() # start the server here

time.sleep(s.getBufferSize() / s.getSampingRate()) # Wait for one buffer size. Not sure if we need to wait for buffer size + 1 sample here!
for i in range(10):

    # print the first 10 values in the table

    val = matable.get(i)
    print(val)

HTH,

Olivier

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[serge....@gmail.com]

Hi Olivier,

   Thanks for your quick reply. Your program does work indeed (up to the typo 'getSampingRate' -> 'getSamplingRate').

I think I understand better now. In particular, I'll try not to forget the difference between s.boot() and s.start()... ;-)

All the best.

   Serge.