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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by Berikco.
I'm not sure this goes over the PC speaker, i think it goes via soundcard if exist.
And no beep under w95, but a WAV.
API docs say:
But maybe this is what you need?
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I'm not sure this goes over the PC speaker, i think it goes via soundcard if exist.
And no beep under w95, but a WAV.
API docs say:
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Windows NT:
The Beep function is synchronous in all but one case;
the function does not generally return control to its caller
until the sound finishes. The exception to this occurs when
dwDuration has the value - 1. In that case, Beep is asynchronous,
returning control immediately to its caller while the sound
continues playing. The sound continues until the next call to Beep.
Windows 95:
The Beep function ignores the dwFreq and dwDuration parameters.
On computers with a sound card, the function plays the default sound event.
On computers without a sound card, the function plays the standard system beep.Regards,
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by DemonHell.
goto http://www.doobreynet.co.uk to get it.
I know it`s labelled a beta state lib, but it should be pretty solid..over 80 people have downloaded it so far, but as usual, user feedback is ZERO !
Does that mean it`s solid, or a pile of crap that doesn`t even justify filling out a bug report ?
Sometimes I wonder why I bother releasing stuff..maybe I wont bother in future.
Suppose you could use the beep command in the hardware lib I wrote..Originally posted by merendo
How can I play a beep with the speaker in the computer (Like the beep when switching the chest on) and how can I set the duration and the frequency of the beep?
goto http://www.doobreynet.co.uk to get it.
I know it`s labelled a beta state lib, but it should be pretty solid..over 80 people have downloaded it so far, but as usual, user feedback is ZERO !
Does that mean it`s solid, or a pile of crap that doesn`t even justify filling out a bug report ?
Sometimes I wonder why I bother releasing stuff..maybe I wont bother in future.
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by Franco.
Maybe this is off topic but:
So your experience is really bad.
The curious thing is, that when I announced PureGUI the topic had a bunch of replys and it seemed that many users would be interested in...
BTW: I downloaded your files too, but I don't use it - that's why no feedback from my side.
It doesn't make sense
...according to one PureBasic user, it had a @!%$# name anyway
For now I'm coding on a game (despite of his name...).
You don't need feedback to have fun.
Code with PureBasic and start playing
Have a nice day...
Franco
Sometimes you have to go a lonely way to accomplish genius things.
Maybe this is off topic but:
Well when I released PureGUI I had ONE user feedback.Originally posted by DemonHell
I know it`s labelled a beta state lib, but it should be pretty solid..over 80 people have downloaded it so far, but as usual, user feedback is ZERO !
So your experience is really bad.
The curious thing is, that when I announced PureGUI the topic had a bunch of replys and it seemed that many users would be interested in...
BTW: I downloaded your files too, but I don't use it - that's why no feedback from my side.
That's why I stopped coding an IDE written in PureBasic (PureGuide).Originally posted by DemonHell
Does that mean it`s solid, or a pile of crap that doesn`t even justify filling out a bug report ?
Sometimes I wonder why I bother releasing stuff..maybe I wont bother in future.
It doesn't make sense
...according to one PureBasic user, it had a @!%$# name anyway
For now I'm coding on a game (despite of his name...).
You don't need feedback to have fun.
Code with PureBasic and start playing
Have a nice day...
Franco
Sometimes you have to go a lonely way to accomplish genius things.
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by PB.
> Does that mean it`s solid, or a pile of crap that doesn`t even
> justify filling out a bug report ?
Maybe there were no bugs to report and all works fine for its users.
> as usual, user feedback is ZERO !
So what? "No news is good news" is how the saying goes...
You should be glad that you weren't flooded with bug reports, IMO.
BTW, this post of yours was the first I saw about your lib/site, so
that's why I've never downloaded anything of yours...
PB - Registered PureBasic Coder
> Does that mean it`s solid, or a pile of crap that doesn`t even
> justify filling out a bug report ?
Maybe there were no bugs to report and all works fine for its users.
> as usual, user feedback is ZERO !
So what? "No news is good news" is how the saying goes...
You should be glad that you weren't flooded with bug reports, IMO.
BTW, this post of yours was the first I saw about your lib/site, so
that's why I've never downloaded anything of yours...
PB - Registered PureBasic Coder
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by Rings.
Its a long way to the top if you wanna .....CodeGuru
never seen that before, so i have to take a look at your lib(s) now...
Suppose you could use the beep command in the hardware lib I wrote..
goto http://www.doobreynet.co.uk to get it.
I know it`s labelled a beta state lib, but it should be pretty solid..over 80 people have downloaded it so far, but as usual, user feedback is ZERO !
Does that mean it`s solid, or a pile of crap that doesn`t even justify filling out a bug report ?
Sometimes I wonder why I bother releasing stuff..maybe I wont bother in future.
Its a long way to the top if you wanna .....CodeGuru
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by Berikco.
My main intrest is hardware acces, SMBus, I2C sensors..etc..so maybe i can use
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First time i hear from it also, will get today en test...Originally posted by DemonHell
Suppose you could use the beep command in the hardware lib I wrote..
goto http://www.doobreynet.co.uk to get it.
I know it`s labelled a beta state lib, but it should be pretty solid..over 80 people have downloaded it so far, but as usual, user feedback is ZERO !
Does that mean it`s solid, or a pile of crap that doesn`t even justify filling out a bug report ?
Sometimes I wonder why I bother releasing stuff..maybe I wont bother in future.
My main intrest is hardware acces, SMBus, I2C sensors..etc..so maybe i can use
Regards,
Berikco
http://www.benny.zeb.be
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by Berikco.
In the new PB editor, you could do much more with pureGui to generate code...next week released i think...big surprise
So don't give up yet
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Berikco
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Hey Franco,Originally posted by Franco
Well when I released PureGUI I had ONE user feedback.
So your experience is really bad.
The curious thing is, that when I announced PureGUI the topic had a bunch of replys and it seemed that many users would be interested in...
That's why I stopped coding an IDE written in PureBasic (PureGuide).
It doesn't make sense
...according to one PureBasic user, it had a @!%$# name anyway![]()
In the new PB editor, you could do much more with pureGui to generate code...next week released i think...big surprise
So don't give up yet
Regards,
Berikco
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by wcardoso.
:)To everybody:
Although to receive good commentaries about our work is rewarding , don't forget the programming job is really a personal form of art. That means the really satisfaction is a personal fact. Do you listened God to demand thanks for its work ?
:)To everybody:
Although to receive good commentaries about our work is rewarding , don't forget the programming job is really a personal form of art. That means the really satisfaction is a personal fact. Do you listened God to demand thanks for its work ?
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by Danilo.
> Beep_(Frequency,length) doesn't work.
Because it works only on WinNT/2k/(XP?)
and not for Win9x/ME. See description above.
If it doesnt work for you on this systems,
your speaker is broken/not used or you have
set the loudness very low (some systems can
set loudness of internal speaker).
cya,
...Danilo
(registered PureBasic user)
> Beep_(Frequency,length) doesn't work.
Because it works only on WinNT/2k/(XP?)
and not for Win9x/ME. See description above.
If it doesnt work for you on this systems,
your speaker is broken/not used or you have
set the loudness very low (some systems can
set loudness of internal speaker).
cya,
...Danilo
(registered PureBasic user)
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by DemonHell.

Some of my code has been so buggy, Microsoft tried to headhunt me..
BTW..I`ve found a 100% working method of bugfixing.. sit on the toilet for 10 mins, and the buggy line just seems to appear in your mind, or maybe thats just me ?
Anyway, I don`t really care if I get feedback or not.. I code for fun,writing stuff I want to learn about, or little apps that I need from time to time.
If I don`t get feedback, and the program suits my needs, then there`s no point in me spending more time doing updates.
Oh well, back to trying to install windows on a friends PC with a duff 2 speed CD ROM (3 hours and counting!)
Code that I wrote is bugless? maybe hell has frozen overMaybe there were no bugs to report and all works fine for its users.
Some of my code has been so buggy, Microsoft tried to headhunt me..
True..I normally discover bugs about 10 secs after I upload the files!So what? "No news is good news" is how the saying goes...
You should be glad that you weren't flooded with bug reports, IMO.
BTW..I`ve found a 100% working method of bugfixing.. sit on the toilet for 10 mins, and the buggy line just seems to appear in your mind, or maybe thats just me ?
I did announce it in the announce part of this forum, but strangely that post seems to have vanished!BTW, this post of yours was the first I saw about your lib/site, so
that's why I've never downloaded anything of yours...
Anyway, I don`t really care if I get feedback or not.. I code for fun,writing stuff I want to learn about, or little apps that I need from time to time.
If I don`t get feedback, and the program suits my needs, then there`s no point in me spending more time doing updates.
Oh well, back to trying to install windows on a friends PC with a duff 2 speed CD ROM (3 hours and counting!)
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by Pupil.

With your method the guys at Microsoft need to take a crap for the whole next decade or soOriginally posted by DemonHell
BTW..I`ve found a 100% working method of bugfixing.. sit on the toilet for 10 mins, and the buggy line just seems to appear in your mind, or maybe thats just me ?
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