2011/6/20 Martin Hamant <[email protected]>:
> Hi Romain; David and the list
Hi Martin!
> I Tried the following non-working code, but I am not sure how to "write
> the if-then-else inside the second definition, and not the other way
> around."
> Is there a parenthesis / indent trick ?
>
> # initial def with some properties
> out = output.icecast(...)
>
> # new def
> out =
> if stream_format == "mp3"
> then
> out(%mp3)
> else
> # I will write something else when I get the existing to work
> :D
> print ("not mp3")
>
> end
>
> # out should now expect the source
The problem here is that each branch of the if-then-else must return a
variable of the same type, here a source..
Thus, if the format is not mp3, you should use a default format, so
something like:
out =
if stream_format == "mp3"
then
out(%mp3)
else
print("no recognized format, using %wav")
out(%wav)
end
> Now... Even if it works and if I have a "new" out with format inside
> expecting the source, what becomes by first partial out def properties ?
What do you mean exactly?
Romain
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