That works now. Thank you very much. IS it possible to get the page end bell,
it need to be another different sound, working as well? It should go off at a
preset number of lines, like 3 before reaching the end of a page.
Also is it possible to make the peening screen slightly bigger? Where is that
set in the code?
I will be giving a public demo of this tommorow.
Thanks again.
Commonwealth Braille & Talking Book Cooperative
Greg Kearney, General Manager
#320, 185-911 Yates Street
Victoria, BC V8V 4Y9
CANADA
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On Aug 12, 2015, at 6:56 AM, Michael Gray <mgray@xxxxxxx> wrote:
That issue should be fixed with the latest push.
MRG
mgray@xxxxxxx
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Subject: [liblouis-liblouisxml] Re: Playing a wav file from Java
Files in a JAR do not need to be explicitly extracted if you will be
using it as a InputStream object. Java has a method for getting a
resource as an InputStream. Whether the JVM is extracting it in the
background for you I am not sure, but in a way this is irrelevant.
If you need actual file access, such as for use with a C library used by
your Java application (eg. when using liblouis and a table), then the
file would need to be extracted.
The third use of files worth mentioning is native libraries (eg. DLLs on
windows), there are some toolkits which will deal with extracting the
library and then loading it (eg. Eclipse RCP or JNA can do this for you).
For playing a sound file I would imagine it should all be possible to be
done using Java resources in a JAR and so would not need extracting first.
Michael Whapples
On 12/08/2015 06:24, John J. Boyer wrote:
I've been wondering about putting files in a .jar . It seems to me that
they would have to be explicitly uncompressed. The BrailleZephyr .jar
may ultimately contain files such as documentation and various ASCII
mappings.
John
On Tue, Aug 11, 2015 at 10:19:26PM -0600, Susan Jolly wrote:
I have a vague memory that when you put a file resource in a jar file it's
tricky to get it right. But I don't remember the solution.
SusanJ
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