Audio alarm
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Audio alarm is a draft programming task. It is not yet considered ready to be promoted as a complete task, for reasons that should be found in its talk page.
AudioAlarm is a program that asks the user to enter a certain number, representing a number of seconds. After the user enters the number, the program will ask the user to enter the name of an MP3 audio file (without the .mp3 file extension). The program will then display a (usually blank) page. After the time (indicated by the number) is up, a sound (indicated by the MP3 file) will go off. Useful for timers and alarm clocks. The app must be installed in its own folder, preferrably with a name like AudioAlarm. To install a sound on the app, just copy the MP3 to the app folder you set up. Then, when the app asks you for the filename, you just type in the name without an extension.
AutoHotkey
Uses Run for maximum compatibility
Inputbox, seconds, Seconds, Enter a number of seconds:
FileSelectFile, File, 3, %A_ScriptDir%, File to be played, MP3 Files (*.mp3)
Sleep Seconds*1000
RunWait % file
AWK
# syntax: GAWK -f AUDIOALARM.AWK
BEGIN {
printf("enter seconds to wait: ")
getline seconds
if (seconds !~ /^[0-9]+$/ || seconds > 99999) {
print("error: invalid")
exit(1)
}
printf("enter filename to play: ")
getline music_filename
if (music_filename ~ /^ *$/) {
print("error: invalid")
exit(1)
}
if (toupper(music_filename) !~ /\.(MID|MOV|MP[34]|WAV|WMA)$/) {
music_filename = music_filename ".MP3"
}
system(sprintf("TIMEOUT /T %d",seconds))
system(sprintf("START \"C:\\PROGRAM FILES\\WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER\\WMPLAYER.EXE\" \"%s\"",music_filename))
exit(0)
}
Batch File
@echo off
:: Get user input
:: %alarm% can have spaces, but cannot have quotation marks ("")
:: %time% has a working range of -1 to 99999 seconds
:input
set /p "time=Input amount of time in seconds to wait: "
set /p "alarm=Input name of alarm: "
:: Check if %time% is an integer with 'set /a'
set /a intcheck=%time%
if %intcheck%==0 goto input
cls
timeout /t %time% /nobreak >nul
start "" "%alarm%.mp3"
- Output:
Input amount of time in seconds to wait: 5 Input name of alarm: alarm name with spaces
Delphi
Bass is a third part library, free for non-commercial use, can be found here [1]. Require a bass.dll in the same folder of executable.
program AudioAlarm;
{$APPTYPE CONSOLE}
uses
System.SysUtils,
Bass;
procedure Wait(sec: Cardinal; verbose: Boolean = False);
begin
while sec > 0 do
begin
if verbose then
Writeln(sec);
Sleep(1000); // 1s
dec(sec);
end;
end;
function QueryMp3File: string;
begin
while True do
begin
Writeln('Enter name of .mp3 file to play (without extension) : ');
Readln(Result);
Result := Result + '.mp3';
if not FileExists(Result) then
begin
Writeln('The file "' + Result + '" not exist');
Continue;
end;
Break;
end;
end;
function QueryIntNumber(): Integer;
var
val: string;
begin
Result := 0;
repeat
Writeln('Enter number of seconds delay > 0 : ');
Readln(val);
if not TryStrToInt(val, Result) then
begin
Writeln('"', val, '" is not a valid number.');
Continue;
end;
if Result <= 0 then
begin
Writeln('"', val, '" must be greater then 0');
Continue;
end;
until Result > 0;
end;
function CreateMusic(MusicName: string): HSTREAM;
var
buffer: PChar;
begin
buffer := pchar(MusicName);
// Initialize audio - default device, 44100hz, stereo, 16 bits
if not BASS_Init(-1, 44100, 0, 0, nil) then
Writeln('Error initializing audio!');
Result := BASS_StreamCreateFile(False, buffer, 0, 0, 0{$IFDEF UNICODE} or
BASS_UNICODE {$ENDIF});
if Result = 0 then
Writeln('Error on load music!');
end;
procedure Play(Music:HSTREAM);
begin
if not BASS_ChannelPlay(Music, True) then
Writeln('Error playing music!');
end;
var
Music: HSTREAM;
MusicName: string;
delay: Cardinal;
begin
MusicName := QueryMp3File;
delay := QueryIntNumber;
Music := CreateMusic(MusicName);
Wait(delay, True);
Play(Music);
Readln;
BASS_StreamFree(Music);
BASS_Free();
end.
- Output:
Enter name of .mp3 file to play (without extension) : AudioAlarm Enter number of seconds delay > 0 : 10 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
EchoLisp
(lib 'timer)
(lib 'audio)
(define (AudioAlarm)
(display "Time to wake-up" "color:red")
(audio-show) ;; show audio control
(audio-play) ;; play it
)
(define (task)
(define audio-file
(read-string "ring0" "audio-file name? ring0/ring1/ring2/dalida"))
(define seconds (read-number 3600 "countdown (seconds) ?"))
(audio-src (string-append "./sounds/" audio-file))
(at seconds 'seconds AudioAlarm))
;; out
(task)
11/2/2016 23:43:42 : AudioAlarm
Time to wake-up ;; + ... 🎼 🎶🎵🎶🎵
FreeBASIC
Dim As Long sec
Dim As String song
Input "Delay in seconds: ", sec
Input "MP3 to play as alarm: ", song
song &= ".mp3"
Sleep sec, 1
Dim As String exename = "wmplayer.exe"
Exec(exename, song)
Sleep
FutureBasic
FB has several audio/video play options from simple to professional. This demo code uses the simplest.
include resources "Here Comes the Sun.mp3"
_window = 1
begin enum 1
_timerLabel
_timerField
_songLabel
_songField
_line
_timerBtn
end enum
begin globals
CFRunLoopTimerRef gTimer
NSInteger gCount
end globals
void local fn BuildWindow
NSUInteger i
CGRect r = fn CGRectMake( 0, 0, 400, 150 )
window _window, @"Audio Alarm", r, NSWindowStyleMaskTitled + NSWindowStyleMaskClosable + NSWindowStyleMaskMiniaturizable
r = fn CGRectMake( 5, 105, 195, 22 )
textlabel _timerLabel, @"Seconds until alarm:", r, _window
ControlSetAlignment( _timerLabel, NSTextAlignmentRight )
r = fn CGRectMake( 210, 108, 160, 22 )
textfield _timerField, YES, @"5", r, _window
ControlSetAlignment( _timerField, NSTextAlignmentLeft )
r = fn CGRectMake( 5, 72, 195, 24 )
textlabel _songLabel, @"Name of wake-up song:", r, _window
ControlSetAlignment( _songLabel, NSTextAlignmentRight )
r = fn CGRectMake( 210, 75, 160, 22 )
textfield _songField, YES, @"Here Comes the Sun", r, _window
ControlSetAlignment( _songField, NSTextAlignmentLeft )
r = fn CGRectMake( 30, 55, 340, 5 )
box _line,, r, NSBoxSeparator
for i = _timerLabel to _songField
ControlSetFontWithName( i, @"Menlo", 13.0 )
next
r = fn CGRectMake( 260, 13, 120, 32 )
button _timerBtn,,, @"Start timer", r, _window
end fn
local fn MyTimerCallback( t as CFRunLoopTimerRef )
window output _window
ControlSetIntegerValue( _timerField, gCount )
if ( gCount == 0 and gTimer != NULL )
TimerInvalidate( gTimer )
SoundRef alarmSound = fn SoundNamed( @"Here Comes the Sun" )
fn SoundPlay( alarmSound )
else
gCount--
end if
end fn
local fn StartTimer
gTimer = fn TimerScheduledWithInterval( 1, @fn MyTimerCallback, NULL, YES )
end fn
void local fn DoDialog( ev as long, tag as long, wnd as long )
select ( ev )
case _btnClick
select ( tag )
case _timerBtn : gCount = fn ControlIntegerValue( _timerField ) : fn StartTimer
end select
case _soundDidFinishPlaying : gCount = 5 : ControlSetIntegerValue( _timerField, gCount )
case _windowWillClose : end
end select
end fn
on dialog fn DoDialog
fn BuildWindow
HandleEvents- Output:
Go
As Go does not have any audio support in its standard library, this invokes the SoX utility's 'play' command to play the required .mp3 file.
package main
import (
"bufio"
"fmt"
"log"
"os"
"os/exec"
"strconv"
"time"
)
func main() {
scanner := bufio.NewScanner(os.Stdin)
number := 0
for number < 1 {
fmt.Print("Enter number of seconds delay > 0 : ")
scanner.Scan()
input := scanner.Text()
if err := scanner.Err(); err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
number, _ = strconv.Atoi(input)
}
filename := ""
for filename == "" {
fmt.Print("Enter name of .mp3 file to play (without extension) : ")
scanner.Scan()
filename = scanner.Text()
if err := scanner.Err(); err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
}
cls := "\033[2J\033[0;0H" // ANSI escape code to clear screen and home cursor
fmt.Printf("%sAlarm will sound in %d seconds...", cls, number)
time.Sleep(time.Duration(number) * time.Second)
fmt.Printf(cls)
cmd := exec.Command("play", filename+".mp3")
if err := cmd.Run(); err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
}
Java
import com.sun.javafx.application.PlatformImpl;
import java.io.File;
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean;
import javafx.scene.media.Media;
import javafx.scene.media.MediaPlayer;
public class AudioAlarm {
public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException {
Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.print("Enter a number of seconds: ");
int seconds = Integer.parseInt(input.nextLine());
System.out.print("Enter a filename (must end with .mp3 or .wav): ");
String audio = input.nextLine();
TimeUnit.SECONDS.sleep(seconds);
Media media = new Media(new File(audio).toURI().toString());
AtomicBoolean stop = new AtomicBoolean();
Runnable onEnd = () -> stop.set(true);
PlatformImpl.startup(() -> {}); // To initialize the MediaPlayer.
MediaPlayer player = new MediaPlayer(media);
player.setOnEndOfMedia(onEnd);
player.setOnError(onEnd);
player.setOnHalted(onEnd);
player.play();
while (!stop.get()) {
Thread.sleep(100);
}
System.exit(0); // To stop the JavaFX thread.
}
}
JavaScript /HTML
<title> AudioAlarm </title>
<script>
var a=prompt("Enter a number of seconds", "");
var b=prompt("Enter the name of an MP3 file you have installed in the directory (without extension)", "");
document.write("<meta http-equiv='refresh' content='"+a+";url="+b+".mp3'>")
</script>
Julia
Works when the computer will play an MP3 file with the "play" command.
print("Enter seconds to wait: ")
(secs = tryparse(Int, readline())) == nothing && (secs = 10)
print("Enter an mp3 filename: ")
soundfile = strip(readline())
match(r"\.mp3$", soundfile) == nothing && (soundfile = soundfile * ".mp3")
(filesize(soundfile) == 0) && (soundfile = "default.mp3")
sleep(secs)
run(`play "$soundfile"`)
Kotlin
For this to work on Ubuntu, 'glib' and 'libav-tools' need to be installed on your system.
// version 1.1.51
import javafx.application.Application
import javafx.scene.media.Media
import javafx.scene.media.MediaPlayer
import javafx.stage.Stage
import java.io.File
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit
class AudioAlarm : Application() {
override fun start(primaryStage: Stage) {
with (primaryStage) {
title = "Audio Alarm"
width = 400.0
height= 400.0
show()
}
TimeUnit.SECONDS.sleep(seconds)
soundAlarm()
}
private fun soundAlarm() {
val source = File(fileName).toURI().toString()
val media = Media(source)
val mediaPlayer = MediaPlayer(media)
mediaPlayer.play()
}
companion object {
fun create(seconds: Long, fileName: String) {
AudioAlarm.seconds = seconds
AudioAlarm.fileName = fileName
Application.launch(AudioAlarm::class.java)
}
private var seconds = 0L
private var fileName = ""
}
}
fun main(args: Array<String>) {
print("Enter number of seconds to wait for alarm to sound : ")
val seconds = readLine()!!.toLong()
print("Enter name of MP3 file (without the extension) to sound alarm : ")
val fileName = readLine()!! + ".mp3"
AudioAlarm.create(seconds, fileName)
}
Sample input:
Enter number of seconds to wait for alarm to sound : 3 Enter name of MP3 file (without the extension) to sound alarm : alarm
Liberty BASIC
LB can play wav files natively. Here we call the standard Windows Media Player for an MP3. If not already running, this will add an extra delay... It will error if the mp3 file does not exist in the specified path.
nomainwin
prompt "Delay in seconds"; sec$
prompt "MP3 to play as alarm"; mp3$
f$ ="f:\"; mp3$; ".mp3"
timer val( sec$) *100, [done]
wait
[done]
timer 0
run "C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\wmplayer.exe " +chr$(34) +f$ +chr$(34)
endLua
luasdl2 and luafilesystem libraries required.
SDL = require "SDL"
mixer = require "SDL.mixer"
lfs = require "lfs"
print("Enter a number of seconds: ")
sec = tonumber(io.read())
print("Enter the MP3 file to be played")
mp3filepath = lfs.currentdir() .. "/" .. io.read() .. ".mp3"
mixer.openAudio(44100, SDL.audioFormat.S16, 1, 1024)
Music = mixer.loadMUS(mp3filepath)
Music:play(1)
print("Press Enter to quit")
io.read()
Nim
import os, strutils, terminal
var delay: int
while true:
stdout.write "Enter delay in seconds: "
stdout.flushFile()
try:
delay = stdin.readLine.strip().parseInt()
break
except ValueError:
echo "Error: invalid value."
except EOFError:
echo()
quit "Quitting.", QuitFailure
var filename: string
while true:
stdout.write "Enter mp3 file name (without extension): "
stdout.flushFile()
try:
filename = stdin.readLine
break
except EOFError:
echo ()
quit "Quitting.", QuitFailure
stdout.eraseScreen()
echo "Alarm will sound in $# second(s)...".format(delay)
os.sleep delay * 1000
stdout.eraseScreen()
if execShellCmd("play $#.mp3" % filename) != 0:
echo "Error while playing mp3 file."
OCaml
requires mpg123 to be installed.
let rec wait n = match n with
| 0 -> ()
| n -> Sys.command "sleep 1"; wait (n - 1);;
Printf.printf "Please enter a number of seconds\n";;
let time = read_int ();;
Printf.printf "Please enter a file name\n";;
let fileName = (read_line ()) ^ ".mp3";;
wait time;;
Sys.command ("mpg123 " ^ fileName);;
Phix
-- -- demo\rosetta\AudioAlarm.exw -- =========================== -- -- If duration is checked then eg 1:30 means "perform a 90s countdown", -- when unchecked the input is treated as a time of day, so 1:30 means -- "at half past one" (am, but you can enter pm, or 13:30), although a -- "4" is bluntly ignored until you make it (say) "4pm" or "4:15". You -- should always [un]check //before// entering anything, btw. -- without js constant dl = `Download rosetta\bass\ from http://phix.x10.mx/pmwiki/pmwiki.php?n=Main.Bass` assert(get_file_type("bass")=FILETYPE_DIRECTORY,dl) include bass\bass.e BASS_Init(-1, 44100) atom filePlayerHandle = BASS_StreamCreateFile(false, `bass\Scream01.mp3`) include pGUI.e include timedate.e Ihandle mainwin, clock, count, alarm, durat, vbox1, timer constant secfmts = {"%d:%d:%d", -- h:m:s "%d:%d", -- m:s "%d"}, -- s pdsfmts = {"hh:mm:ss pm", "hh:mm:sspm", "hh:mm pm", "hh:mmpm", "hh pm", "hhpm", "hh:mm:ss", "hh:mm"} integer remain = 0 -- whole seconds (for both duration and at time), -- with 0 meaning inactive/already triggered. function alarm_changed_cb(Ihandle /*alarm*/) string txt = IupGetAttribute(alarm,"VALUE") sequence res if IupGetInt(durat,"VALUE") then -- duration in [[h:]m:]s format, eg 1:30 means perform a 90s countdown remain = 0 for f=1 to length(secfmts) do res = scanf(txt,secfmts[f]) if length(res)=1 then res = res[1] for i=1 to length(res) do remain = remain*60+res[i] end for exit end if end for else -- time of day in hh[:mm[:ss]][[ ]pm] format, eg 1:30 means "at half past one" res = parse_date_string(txt,pdsfmts) if length(res)!=3 then sequence today = date() res[DT_YEAR..DT_DAY] = today[DT_YEAR..DT_DAY] remain = ceil(timedate_diff(today,res)) if remain<0 then remain += timedelta(days:=1) end if end if end if return IUP_DEFAULT end function function get_now() return format_timedate(date(),"hh:mm:sspm Dddd dth Mmmm yyyy") end function function timer_cb(Ihandle /*timer*/) IupSetStrAttribute(clock,"TITLE",get_now()) if remain then remain -= 1 if remain!=0 then integer hours = floor(remain/(60*60)), seconds = remainder(remain,60*60), minutes = floor(seconds/60) seconds = remainder(seconds,60) IupSetStrAttribute(count,"TITLE","%02d:%02d:%02d",{hours,minutes,seconds}) else IupSetStrAttribute(count,"TITLE","") BASS_ChannelPlay(filePlayerHandle) end if end if return IUP_IGNORE end function IupOpen() clock = IupLabel(get_now(),"EXPAND=HORIZONTAL") count = IupLabel("","EXPAND=HORIZONTAL") alarm = IupText("VALUECHANGED_CB",Icallback("alarm_changed_cb")) durat = IupToggle("duration","VALUE=ON, RIGHTBUTTON=YES") vbox1 = IupVbox({IupHbox({IupLabel("Time:"),clock}), IupHbox({IupLabel(" Left:"),count}), IupHbox({IupLabel("Alarm:"),alarm,durat}, "NORMALIZESIZE=VERTICAL")}, "NMARGIN=10x10,GAP=5") mainwin = IupDialog(vbox1, `TITLE="Audio Alarm", RASTERSIZE=320x125`) IupShow(mainwin) timer = IupTimer(Icallback("timer_cb"), 1000) IupMainLoop() IupClose()
Pure Data
(Pure Data really needed file upload: A screenshot of the patch would save space and at the same time be self-explanatory, thus making the script superfluous.)
Alarm.pd:
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Features:
- Pd has built-in WAV file support - mp3 will require an extension
- Time input by hours, minutes and seconds
- Start, pause and resume button
- Sound file selection via file browser dialog, test button and volume control
Python
Python natively supports playing .wav files (via the wave library), but not .mp3. Therefore, this calls to the OS to start the file. This behaves as though the mp3 file were double-clicked and plays the file with the default system player.
import time
import os
seconds = input("Enter a number of seconds: ")
sound = input("Enter an mp3 filename: ")
time.sleep(float(seconds))
os.startfile(sound + ".mp3")
Racket
Racket does not currently have native mp3 support so this example uses system to call an external application.
#lang racket
(display "Time to wait in seconds: ")
(define time (string->number (read-line)))
(display "File Name: ")
(define file-name (read-line))
(when (file-exists? (string->path (string-append file-name ".mp3")))
(sleep time)
(system* "/usr/bin/mpg123" (string-append file-name ".mp3")))
Raku
requires mpg123 to be installed.
# 20221111 Raku programming solution
loop (my $wait; $wait !~~ Int;) { $wait=prompt('enter seconds to wait: ') }
loop (my $mp3='';!"$mp3.mp3".IO.e;) { $mp3=prompt('enter filename to play: ') }
run '/usr/bin/clear';
sleep($wait);
run '/usr/bin/mpg123', "$mp3.mp3";
REXX
using SLEEP
/*REXX pgm to prompt user for: # (of secs); a name of a MP3 file to play*/
say '──────── Please enter a number of seconds to wait:'
parse pull waitTime .
/*add code to verify number is a valid number. */
say '──────── Please enter a name of an MP3 file to play:'
parse pull MP3FILE
/*add code to verify answer is a valid filename.*/
call sleep waitTime
MP3FILE'.MP3'
/*stick a fork in it, we're done.*/
output when using the input of: xxx
using spin
/*REXX pgm to prompt user for: # (of secs); a name of a MP3 file to play*/
say '──────── Please enter a number of seconds to wait:'
parse pull waitTime .
say '──────── Please enter a name of an MP3 file to play:'
parse pull MP3FILE
call time 'Reset' /*reset the REXX (elapsed) timer.*/
do until time('E') >waitTime /*wait out the clock (in seconds)*/
end
MP3FILE'.MP3'
/*stick a fork in it, we're done.*/
Ring
# Project : AudioAlarm
load "stdlib.ring"
see "Delay in seconds: "
give sec
see "MP3 to play as alarm: "
give mp3
f = mp3 + ".mp3"
sleep(sec)
system("C:\Ring\wmplayer.exe C:\Ring\calmosoft\" + f)Output:
Ruby
requires mpg123 to be installed.
puts "Enter a number of seconds:"
seconds = gets.chomp.to_i
puts "Enter a MP3 file to be played"
mp3filepath = File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/" + gets.chomp + ".mp3"
sleep(seconds)
pid = fork{ exec 'mpg123','-q', mp3filepath }
Sidef
Requires mpg123 to be installed.
var seconds = Sys.read("Enter a number of seconds: ", Number)
var mp3filepath = Sys.read("Enter a MP3 file to be played: ", File)+".mp3"
Sys.sleep(seconds)
Sys.run('mpg123', '-q', mp3filepath)
Tcl
package require sound
fconfigure stdout -buffering none
puts -nonewline "How long to wait for (seconds): "
gets stdin delay
puts -nonewline "What file to play: "
gets stdin soundFile
snack::sound snd
snd read $soundFile
after [expr {$delay * 1000}] {snd play -command {set done 1}}
vwait done
catch {snd stop}
snd destroy
puts "all done"
exit
V (Vlang)
Note 1: for miniaudio, use 'v install website' (example- github.com/larpon/miniaudio), and will install to .vmodules
Note 2: slight delay needed between 'miniaudio.engine_play_sound' and 'miniaudio.engine_uninit'
module main
import time
import os
import miniaudio
fn main() {
cls := "\033[2J\033[0;0H" // ANSI escape code to clear screen and home cursor
mut name, mut audio_file := "", ""
mut number := 0
for number < 1 && name.len < 1 == true {
number = os.input_opt("Enter number of seconds delay > 0: ") or {panic(err)}.int()
name = os.input_opt("Enter name of .mp3 file to play (without extension): ") or {panic(err)}.str()
}
print(cls)
audio_file = "./" + "${name}" + ".mp3" // directory of where audio file located
println("Alarm will sound in ${number} seconds...")
time.sleep(number * time.second)
play_sound(audio_file)
print(cls)
exit(0)
}
fn play_sound(file string) {
engine := &miniaudio.Engine{}
result := miniaudio.engine_init(miniaudio.null, engine)
if result != .success {panic("Failed to initialize audio engine.")}
if miniaudio.engine_play_sound(engine, file.str, miniaudio.null) != .success {panic("No '${file}'.")}
time.sleep(1000 * time.millisecond) // necessary delay
miniaudio.engine_uninit(engine)
}
Wren
The number of seconds to wait and the alarm filename are passed as command line arguments rather than being requested individually.
Currently, DOME can only playback .wav and .ogg files so we use the former here.
import "dome" for Window, Process, Platform
import "graphics" for Canvas, Color
import "audio" for AudioEngine
var StartTime = Platform.time
class AudioAlarm {
construct new() {
Window.title = "Audio alarm"
}
init() {
var args = Process.args
if (args.count != 4) {
System.print("Two arguments should be passed at the command line, viz:")
System.print(" dome audio_alarm.wren <seconds to wait> <wav filename without extension>")
System.print("Exiting DOME")
Process.exit()
}
_secs = Num.fromString(args[2])
_wav = args[3] + ".wav"
Canvas.print("Alarm will sound in %(_secs) seconds...", 10, 10, Color.white)
AudioEngine.load("alarm", _wav)
_alarmed = true
}
update() {
var currTime = Platform.time
if (_alarmed && (currTime >= StartTime + _secs)) {
AudioEngine.play("alarm")
_alarmed = false
Canvas.cls()
Canvas.print("Alarm has sounded", 10, 10, Color.white)
}
}
draw(alpha) {}
}
var Game = AudioAlarm.new()
XPL0
Works on Raspberry Pi.
int Time, I, J, Ch;
char FN(80), Ext;
[Text(0, "Number of seconds to wait? ");
Time:= IntIn(0);
Text(0, "Name of mp3 file to play? ");
I:= 0;
loop [Ch:= ChIn(0);
if Ch = \CR\$0D then quit;
FN(I):= Ch;
I:= I+1;
];
Ext:= ".mp3";
for J:= 0 to 3 do
FN(I+J):= Ext(J);
ChOut(0, $0C); \blank screen with form feed
DelayUs(Time * 1_000_000);
PlaySoundFile(FN);
]Yabasic
input "How long to wait for (seconds): " sec
input "What file to play: " song$
wait sec
song$ = song$ + ".mp3"
system("explorer " + song$)
exit 0zkl
There is no built in sound support so this example is coded for my Linux box. A change: rather than seconds to wait, a time is used.
hms :=Time.Date.parseTime(ask("Time to play mp3 file: "));
file:=ask("File to play: ") + ".mp3";
time:=Time.Clock.localTime.copy();
time[3]=hms[0]; time[4]=hms[1]; time[5]=hms[2];
time=Time.Clock.mktime(time.xplode()) - Time.Clock.time;
println("Play ",file," in ",time," seconds");
Thread.Timer(System.cmd.fp("mplayer "+file),time).go(); // a thread
Atomic.sleep(time+1); // veg out until sound plays, then exit
//to just play the file, no threads:
//Atomic.sleep(time);
//System.cmd("mplayer "+file);- Output:
$ zkl ding Time to play mp3 file: 8:23pm File to play: ding Play ding.mp3 in 45 seconds <45 seconds pass> MPlayer2 UNKNOWN (C) 2000-2012 MPlayer Team ... Exiting... (End of file) $