Thread: Sounds & Music

Sorry for the bump, but where do i have to add:

Code:

public void sendSound(int id, int type, int delay, int volume) {
		if(c.getOut() != null && c != null && id != -1) {
			c.getOut().putOpCode(174);
			c.getOut().writeShort(id);
			c.getOut().writeByte(type);
			c.getOut().writeShort(delay);
			c.getOut().writeShort(volume);
			c.flushOutStream();
		}
	}

Code:

public void sendSong(int id) {
		if (c.getOut() != null && c != null && id != -1) {
			c.getOut().putOpCode(74);
			c.getOut().writeWordBigEndian(id);
		}
	}

	public void sendQuickSong(int id, int songDelay) {
		if (c.getOut() != null && c != null) {
			c.getOut().putOpCode(121);
			c.getOut().writeWordBigEndian(id);
			c.getOut().writeWordBigEndian(songDelay);
			c.flushOutStream();
		}
	}

-FIXED-

Originally Posted by Excavation

If you're going to go through THIS MUCH WORK, could you atleast document it a little such as including or mentioning which/what Java version and/or JDK version you used and/or what version and/or versions it should work for?

why don't you work backwards from figuring out what Java version was current when this was written over 8 years ago

It's very frustrating dealing with a huge complex single block of code that doesn't work, only to find that it actually does, after sitting there for hours trying to think of every possible syntax error in the book, feeling like a complete fucking idiot,

why wouldn't you google the error or something that would immediately tell you what the problem was

Originally Posted by Excavation

That doesn't sound like a very viable response.

why???

Originally Posted by Excavation

It was the type of syntax error. I don't know every error out there, and what it means by that.

paste the error into google and you'll find out

Get a proper IDE like IntelliJ. It suggests to change your language level automatically if you encounter such problem.
+ you truly like to excavate this old stuff

Originally Posted by Excavation

If you're going to go through THIS MUCH WORK, could you atleast document it a little such as including or mentioning which/what Java version and/or JDK version you used and/or what version and/or versions it should work for?

It's very frustrating dealing with a huge complex single block of code that doesn't work, only to find that it actually does, after sitting there for hours trying to think of every possible syntax error in the book, feeling like a complete fucking idiot, only to find out the reason why it doesn't work, is because of the version of Java you're using.