I don't think so. Post the print out here and I'll show you.
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Re: Adding sound to program.
I don't think so. Post the print out here and I'll show you.
Re: Adding sound to program.
run this=Bluemoon.PlaySound$1@1d23e75
Re: Adding sound to program.
run this=Bluemoon.PlaySound$1@1d23e75
The full class name is Bluemoon.PlaySound$1
The $1 is for the inner class that run is in.
If run were in the PlaySound class, the output would be something like this:
run this=Bluemoon.PlaySound@1d23e75
Notice no $1
If you look in the folder with the class files you will see two class files:
12/21/2011 01:53 PM 4,555 PlaySound$1.class <<<<<<< The inner class with run()
12/21/2011 01:53 PM 1,379 PlaySound.class <<<< The PlaySound class
Re: Adding sound to program.
I'm a noob but how would this help me? Would i changetoPlaySound s = new PlaySound();Because i tried that and it didn't work.PlaySound$1 s = new PlaySound$1();
Re: Adding sound to program.
In the PlaySound class, is there a variable/reference to the inner class that has the run() method?
Is it public? Can you use it from another class?
Think about what this statement does and how it is put together:
System.out.println()
<Classname>.<static variable>.<methodname>()
Last edited by Norm; December 21st, 2011 at 02:15 PM.
Re: Adding sound to program.
No how would i make that variable?
Re: Adding sound to program.
The PlaySound class has it.how would i make that variable?
Where did you copy the code from? It was not written to do what you want. It should be rewritten for you to be able to use it as you are trying.
Take the code out of the run() method and make a new method that plays sounds. Get rid of the Thread and Runnable stuff.
Archibold9 (December 21st, 2011)
Re: Adding sound to program.
Okay thanks for your help. I'll go do it now >.<
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