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  • gabrielfenwich
    Forum Member
    • Dec 2004
    • 34

    More elegant mp3

    This is my quick and dirty effort at an mp3 player loosely based on a slideshow example from somewhere on the forums
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    Page properties code:
    ---> on open tab:
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    -- Thanks TJ for the original code example
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    --Disable listbox Updating

    ListBox.SetUpdate("ListBox1", false);
    -- commented out the browse function below and just made it so that it lists the folder contents
    -- folder = Dialog.FolderBrowse("Open the images Folder for a list of pictures. Just click OPEN", "AutoPlay\\docs\\music");

    Folder.SetCurrent("AutoPlay\\Docs\\music");
    folder = Folder.GetCurrent();

    --populate tables with all the .mp3 and .wma files
    file_mp3 = File.Find(folder, "*.mp3", false, false, nil);
    file_wma = File.Find(folder, "*.wma", false, false, nil);
    audio = {file_mp3, file_wma};

    --do the following for each file:
    for k in audio do --loops through the different audio types
    for j,file_path in audio[k] do --loops through each audio file

    --dump data to listbox
    ListBox.AddItem("ListBox1", String.SplitPath(file_path).Filename, file_path);
    end
    end

    --hopefully reenable update of the listbox
    ListBox.SetUpdate("ListBox1", true);
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    --->On close tab

    --- hopefully this clears the listbox
    ListBox.DeleteItem("ListBox1", LB_ALLITEMS);
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    List box
    L-----> action / select

    selected = ListBox.GetSelected("ListBox1");


    for j,k in selected do

    -- this is the original load routine
    Image.Load("picture", ListBox.GetItemData("ListBox1", k));


    -- we dump " ListBox.GetItemData("ListBox1", k) " in instead of the filepath
    Audio.Load(CHANNEL_NARRATION, ListBox.GetItemData("ListBox1", k), true, false);

    end




    If anyone knows of a more elegant way to do this could they please let me know

    Thanks Gabby
  • TJ_Tigger
    Indigo Rose Customer
    • Sep 2002
    • 3159

    #3
    Originally posted by gabrielfenwich
    If anyone knows of a more elegant way to do this could they please let me know
    If it isn't broke then don't try and fix it.
    TJ-Tigger
    "A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof was to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools."
    "Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus."
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