NSSound doesn't respond to -initWithContentsOfFile: (it responds to
-initWithContentsOfFile:byReference:), so you should be seeing errors on the
console if that is how you are trying to init your NSSound object. (Also note
that in the code you posted there is a memory leak, so it would be better to
return [sound autorelease]).
I'm not sure why you need the -getSound: method at all, though - what is wrong
with NSSound's -soundNamed:?
NSSound *logoSound = [NSSound soundNamed:@"logoSound"];
[logoSound play];
All the best,
Keith
----- Original Message ----
Hello,
I added a sound file to the resources of my project ( logoSound.AIF )
I use this function to load the resource:
-(NSSound*) getSound:(NSString *) sndValue {
NSBundle *bundle = [ NSBundle bundleForClass: [ self class ] ];
NSString *sndName = [ bundle pathForResource: sndValue ofType: @"aif" ];
NSSound *sound = [ [ NSSound alloc ]
initWithContentsOfFile: sndName ];
return sound;
} // getSound
I do this to load the sound file:
NSSound *logoSound = [self getSound: @"logoSound"];
I try:
[logoSound play];
but the sound doesn't play
what happend?
thanks
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