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Im working on a mp3 player that uses a scrollbar for volume. It works fine but i cannot find a way to set the scrollbar to the position that the master volume is at when i open the dialog. i was planning to use a (did) but none of the flags seem to work.
any help would be welcome
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Hoopy frood
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Be more specific, what did you try. mIRC can get the volume level of a sound that's playing internally, so there should be no trouble doing this.
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K below is the volume adjustment that works fine
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on *:dialog:mp3:scroll:*: {
if ($did = 30) { vol -v $did(mp3,30).sel }
}
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This is part im having problems, as an example of what i have been trying is below
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on *:dialog:mp3:init:*: {
did -o mp3 30 $vol(master)
}
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what im trying to do is have the scroll position set to the master volume when the dialog is opened. currently when i open the dialog the scrollbar is set at 0. when it should be set at about 20000.
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Fjord artisan
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Are you setting the range for the scrollbar in the dialog table?
For example:
scroll "", 1, 1 2 100 10, horizontal range 0 65535
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Hoopy frood
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Try playing a soundfile and then manually type //echo -a $vol(master) - does that return anything? If not I'm gonna have to start experimenting a bit myself 
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Babel fish
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Jason yes that exactly what the range looks like
RockHound
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i did the "//echo -a $vol(master)" in both init and scroll and it returned "42087" i also just typed it in. worked as well but calling this from the inti so it will set scrollbar to the correct level in the raqnge of 0 - 65535.
on *:dialog:mp3:init:*: {
did -z mp3 $vol(master) - does not work
did -i mp3 $vol(master) - does not work
did -o mp3 $vol(master) - does not work
did -ra mp3 $vol(master) - does not work
etc
}
the bar always seem to be set at 0 when the dialog is open. I do not think there is away that it came be done.
RockHound
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Babel fish
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Im not sure anyone really understands what im trying to get at here but im gonna try put it this way. im trying to move the scroller bar position using a command. specifically a (did) command. hope this helps.
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Fjord artisan
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/did -c $dname id $vol(master) - works
dialog VolTest {
option dbu
size -1 -1 100 100
scroll "", 1, 1 2 98 20, horizontal, range 0 65535
}
on *:DIALOG:VolTest:init:0: {
did -c $dname 1 $vol(master)
}
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yes that worked just fine thanks jason
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