But the applet class can only /play/ sounds already in /files/, right? We
want to synthesise them on the fly, whcih means having lower-level access to
the sound hardware. Sounds get generated in response to user actions, so I'm
not sure it'd be possible to write a file, then use the applet metho
Most of the conversation on this list seems to be about jdk1.2, which is
fair enough given the climate at the moment, but I've a problem with 1.1
(and not only on Linux, I have to say). I would like to run my
"solution" past the list, and see what people have to say about it: "go
for it", "you sh
8-)
I normally use XEmacs and JDE for editing, but netbeans looks good...
All the best,
Nick/
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Date: 07-Mar-99; Time: 18:12:18 by XFMail v1.3
The bit I had in mind was:
"In the interim, there had been some bit-rot and, after some effort, the
code will compile, but not
run." (on the Unix page). They are working on it, though. The
Microsoft version works fine. Good luck to porting team, though!
I've no criticism on the Netscape/Mozill
...but have you read the Unix page?
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/ef/unixbuild.html
Another one in the eye for Linux users wanting efficient Java. Also,
the main page says "get JDK 1.2, then..."
So it will be a time yet before anything of use comes out, reading
between the lines. There's n
