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Dark GDK / Dark gdk sound problem

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FIGHTEX
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hi, i was trying to add sounds to my click button events, butt its wierd
its like its like you click realy fast that you get a normal sound else(if u hold down the mouse its like it starts and keep on starting.
i useed this code


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Duncan
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Just a stab, but can you associate the sound with a mouse "onButtonDown" event insteand on onClick
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Matty H
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Posted: 9th Dec 2008 18:01
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try:
if (!dbsoundPlaying(9)) dbPlaySound(9);
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Lilith
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Keep in mind that a mouse click doesn't say that the mouse was clicked once. It means that the mouse button is being pressed. If you're checking it in a loop it will always returned a clicked status while you're holding down the mouse button.

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FIGHTEX
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got it working:


but now i have a new problem. if u hold it just keeps on beeping.
how do you made the if you hold the it only beeps once at start=?

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Lilith
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Quote: "how do you made the if you hold the it only beeps once at start=?"


See my answer above. It's rather involved trying to keep track of when a button is just clicked and just released and how you handle it. The manner in which you handle it largely depends on your overall code. You might think about going OOP on the mouse and have a look at my Mouse class posted elsewhere in this forum.

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Mighty Batsonator
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You've got the framework in place to play the sound when dbMouseClick() returns 1. What if you had a bool called "hasBeenPlayed", that you set to true after you play the sound. Then you only play the sound again if its false, which doesn't happen until dbMouseClick() returns 0 (i.e. The mouse is no longer pressed).

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FIGHTEX
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1 more question!

how do you disable the sound when it was clicked(when the exit button is clicked a warning woud show up, but you could press the button no more, and one morething i can make the sound event "onButtonDown" becous i have if u are at that position whit the mouse it just can beeep.else not:!

pls help-!

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Mighty Batsonator
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Sounds like another job for a bool to me...

if(button has been clicked and sound has been played)
{
cannot click button again = true
}

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