On Sun, Feb 11, 2001 at 05:31:27PM +0100, Lars Skovlund wrote:
> (Sound SOUND_SET_MUTE 0) this will turn on sound
> (Sound SOUND_SET_MUTE 1) this will mute all channels
> (Sound SOUND_GET_MUTE) returns the current mute state
>
> The latter call is not implemented.
Okay, the internals were there already, but anyhow. I have GET_MUTE
implemented now, but I have a question -- do we return the current state
only if there are no parameters, or do we do it all the time?
ie, does set_mute 0 return 0 and set_mute 1 return 1?
I noticed that it doesn't seem to make any difference, at least not in
sq3 and hoyle -- the change in sound state doesn't seem to toggle,
unlike in "real" SCI. Perhaps there's something else going on before
that -- maybe the soudn init needs to set something to begin with..
For example, sq3 seems to think the sound volume is 0 (and on), while
hoyle thinkgs teh sound volume is -1 (and off). Nothing I do can change
what it thikgs the mute status is (maybe it's not updating the menus?)
but the volume slider otherwise works.
- Pizza
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