On Fri, 19 Mar 1999, Nick Bailey wrote:
> We are having trouble with our "fonts". They are not real fonts: they
> are images created by a memory image source which was created by reading
> a TeX pk file. The fonts are read from the pk file to generate a pixel
> map with one-bit-per-pixel. We wa
N.J.Bailey wrt:
> > Check on the java.applet.Applet class in JDK 1.2. I think it
> > has some methods that Applications can use to play sound and
> > MIDI files.
> But the applet class can only /play/ sounds already in /files/, right? We
> want to synthesise them on the fly, whcih means having lo
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
On Fri, Mar 19, 1999 at 11:40:18AM +, Nick Bailey wrote:
> Most of the conversation on this list seems to be about jdk1.2, which is
> ?2. Sound and MIDI isn't there yet, even in so far as it's in the 1.2
> spec. We might as well code with JNI and go native.
Check on the java.applet.Applet cl
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
