This was not terribly well documented, and I have not used this much myself
in the past, but the basic idea is:
1. Create a SourceGroup, and queue a few Sources on it.
2. Queue the SourceGroup onto a Player, just as you would a single Source.
You can set the `loop` boolean on the SourceGroup instance. The SourceGroup
is also a bit restrictive, because it must contain audio of the same
format. As you can see this is a little bit tedious.
Fortunately, Dan did a very nice bit of work cleaning this up for the
upcoming 1.4 release. The SourceGroup has been retired, and the Player
class itself now has a `Player.loop` attribute that you can just set to
True. This will cause the currently playering Source to loop as expected,
or until `next_source()` is called.
If it is possible for you to upgrade to the 1.4a release, please give that
a try. Feedback is most appreciated, because of the aformentioned changes.
-Ben
On Sunday, March 25, 2018 at 5:02:42 PM UTC+9, dodgyville wrote:
>
> Hi, is there a canonical way to loop a sound file? The docs mention
> SourceGroup but I'm not sure how to get the current one from the player.
>
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