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- From: sgrenander@NASAMAIL.JPL.NASA.GOV (Sven U. Grenander)
- Subject: Re: CQuickSound - Think C TCL class for async sound
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- References: <1992Sep14.190410.12391@cs.uoregon.edu>
- Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1992 21:18:45 GMT
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- In article <1992Sep14.190410.12391@cs.uoregon.edu>,
- jasper@geriatrix.cs.uoregon.edu (Jon Barber) wrote:
- >
- > [Sorry for the repeat of the previous message, but I wanted
- > to more fully describe what I've got.]
- >
- > CQuickSound is a small, efficient Think C 5.0 TCL class
- > that allows both one-time and continuous-with-control playback of
- > sound handles. There are some limitations, but it works
- > well for the majority of situations. It was designed after
- > reading the latest-and-greatest (august) of d e v e l o p magazine,
- > and, well, it's real handy for Joining the Noisy Revolution. Calls are
- > as simple as
- > gQuickSound->PlayOnce(soundHandle);
- > or
- > forever = gQuickSound->PlayForever(soundHandle);
- > ... and later on ...
- > gQuickSound->KillForever(forever);
- >
- > I'd like to get feedback about whether folks could swing paying me
- > $10 - $20 dollars for copies of QuickSound. I'm a low-payed mac contractor,
- > things like QuickSound are how I'm hoping to, well, eat! And
- > I've been interested in the idea of share-ware TCL classes, and
- > thought this would be a good venture into this realm.
- >
- > Take care, and don't forget to bark at the postman...
- >
- > P.S. Could any responders to my previous message please
- > mail me again? The five of you were accidentally deleted
- > from my mailbox :-(
- >
- > +---------------------------+--------------------------------------+
- > |"jasper" Jon Barber | Jasper Enterprises |
- > |jasper@cs.uoregon.ed) | Unix & Mac Consulting, Ad Excellentum|
- > +---------------------------+--------------------------------------+
- > | * Currently based in Eugene, Oregon, Amerika, living the simple |
- > | life with Macs, Peacocks, and three consulting gigs. |
- > | * Anyone interested in a Vegetarian Telecommuting Commune? |
- > | * Anyone interested in hiring me for inexpensive, high-quality |
- > | work in exotic locations?? India? Costa Rica? |
- > | Switzerland? Nepal? New Zealand? Your Winnabego? |
- > +------------------------------------------------------------------+
-
- I'd be willing to shell out $10-20 for a well written sound class.
-
- As for shareware TCL classes I'm really surprised that they haven't
- popped up as it seems like a winning idea. I'm assuming that programmers
- would be forthcoming in paying the fees to collegues who can save them some
- substantial amount of time by sharing their code.
-
- Of course, there is the quality issue. Who would want to risk "infecting"
- their code by including possibly misbehaving classes ? Guess the answer to
- this problem lies in some central clearing house for class "reviews".
-
- -Sven
-