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[Swftools-common] Programming click on Button - you can hear Sound - How


From: Jens Stolze
Subject: [Swftools-common] Programming click on Button - you can hear Sound - How to do?
Date: Sat, 18 Mar 2006 11:10:09 +0100
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Hi,

looking something like a "Nippelboard"
(http://tvtotal.prosieben.de/downloads/) or a "weed-o-mat"
(http://www.bpk-entertainment.de/index.php?bpk_main=downloads), I was
inspire to program my own one. Using HTML has the disadvantage, that the
sound is not playing in the background, a mediaplayer works in the
foreground.

An article in LINUX INTERN März-Mai 2006 (Nr. 2/2006)
(http://www.netzoffice.de/noj/content/view/62/18/) showed me, that the
swftools might bring the solution... ;-). I studied the article, all
examples at http://www.swftools.org/examples.html and the mails in the
mailing list mit the word "BUTTON" or "SOUND", but a don't find the
right way programming it.

Here is one of my first approach. It ends with compiling error.

# ---------- button10.sc ---------------------------
.flash bbox=100x100
.circle knopfnormal r=25 color=yellow fill=green
.circle knopfdrueber r=20 color=yellow fill=orange
.circle knopfgedrueckt r=15 fill=red
.circle aktiverbereich r=25 fill=black


# -------------------------------------
.button knopf
    .show knopfnormal as=idle
    .show knopfdrueber as=hover
    .show aktiverbereich as=area
    .show knopfgedrueckt as=pressed
    .sound sound1 "ruhe-bitte.wav"

    .on_press:
        play sound1
    .end
.end


# -------------------------------------
.put knopf
.end

# ---------- button10.sc ---------------------------

If I exchange "play sound1" with "getURL("ruhe-bitte.swf", GET);", it
will work but it is loading this in a new windowm but I want to work
with only one window... ;-(

I think I have to include actionscript in this place. Also using a
function would be a smarter way programming this.

Any hints?

Jens Stolze





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