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#wave := new wave * 1_$#nsamples | #wave := new wave * 1_$#nsamples | ||
if '$#wave[?]' != 'wave' em -1 ; wave creation failed ($emsg) | if '$#wave[?]' != 'wave' em -1 ; wave creation failed ($emsg) | ||
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// create table to receive wave data | |||
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#table := new table * /Parameter $#nch num | |||
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// play the contents of the soundfile | // play the contents of the soundfile |
Revision as of 08:13, 2 March 2015
WAVE item examples
The following example displays a wave's samples in a list box.
[macro wave_item_table_data_example] // // ask user to select a soundfile from disk // #sf := butil 'FileDialog open ; Select a soundfile' if '$#sf' == '' exit // // load the soundfile in STx // load soundfile '$#sf' /Read if '$rc' > 0 em $rc ; LOAD SOUNDFILE failed ($emsg) readvar csfh #srate #nch #nsamples #code #type #mode // // create a wave item addressing the soundfile // #wave := new wave * 1_$#nsamples if '$#wave[?]' != 'wave' em -1 ; wave creation failed ($emsg) // // create table to receive wave data // #table := new table * /Parameter $#nch num // // play the contents of the soundfile // $#wave copy $#table /Write // // display wave contents in table // showitem $#table // // use message box to prevent script from ending // um 'Do you want to exit?' // // clean up // delete $#wave $#table exit