Mmmm, sure? There are 3 methods interested by this purpose:
- void SetSoundName(const char* name)
- iSndSysSource* GetSoundSource()
- bool GetSource()
The first and the second are public but the last is private!
If I want the sound source i must call "GetSoundSource()", but the
current body of this method is (row 143 in "soundfact.h"):
virtual iSndSysSource* GetSoundSource () {
return source;
}
No call to "GetSource()" is present in this implementation and the user
can't call it because it's a private method of "celPcSoundSource"!
So if you need to setup a sound you must add, in my opinion, a call or
in "SetSoundName(const char* name)" or in "GetSoundSource()" ;)
Greetings, Emanuele
Jorrit Tyberghein ha scritto:
> As I already reported on the bug ticket this is not a bug.
> SetSoundName()'s purpose
> is *only* to set the name of the sound source. Nothing more. The application
> has to call GetSource() to actually setup the sound. So the code is
> correct as it is
> in svn.
>
> Greetings
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