Re: Win32::MIDI Player

This song is written correctly... The others I don't think I coded right... will rework them...

Now see if you can identify this song:

G#,1,3,0
E,1,3,0
R,.25,4,1
G#,.25,4,1
B,.25,4,1
G#,.25,4,1
F#,1,3,0
D,1,3,0
B,1,3,0
A,.25,4,1
F#,.25,4,1
A,.50,4,1
A,1,3,0
F#,1,3,0
D,1,3,0
D,.25,5,1
A,.25,4,1
D,.50,5,1
E,1,3,0
C#,1,3,0
A,1,3,0
C#,.25,5,1
A,.25,4,1
C#,.50,5,1
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Billy S.
Slinar Hardtail - Hand of Dane
Datal Ephialtes - Guildless
RallosZek.Net Admin/WebMaster

perl -e '$cat = "cat"; if ($cat =~ /\143\x61\x74/) { print "Its a cat!
+\n"; } else { print "Thats a dog\n"; } print "\n";'
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Comment on Re: Win32::MIDI Player Select or Download Code

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A MIDI For LostS by Mr. Muskrat (Canon) on Feb 07, 2003 at 15:47 UTC
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use MIDI::Simple; my $quarter_notes_per_minute = 140; new_score(); Volume 127; set_tempo int(60_000_000/$quarter_notes_per_minute); patch_change 1, 1; noop "c1", "o3"; # Setup n "hn", "Gs", "E", "en", "rest"; n "Gs_u1"; n "B_u1"; n "Gs_u1"; n "hn", "Fs", "D", "B", "en", "A_u1"; n "Fs_u1"; n "qn", "A_u1"; n "hn", "A", "Fs", "D", "en", "D_u2"; n "A_u1"; n "qn", "D_u2"; n "hn", "E", "Cs", "A", "en", "Cs_u2"; n "A_u1"; n "qn", "Cs_u2"; r "wn"; write_score('LostS.mid'); exec('start','LostS.mid') if ($^O =~ /MSWin32/); [download]	[reply] [d/l]
Re: A MIDI For LostS by LostS (Friar) on Feb 09, 2003 at 16:48 UTC
What is this part? It doesn't work for me: `exec('start','LostS.mid') if ($^O =~ /MSWin32/);` [download] ----------------------- Billy S. Slinar Hardtail - Hand of Dane Datal Ephialtes - Guildless RallosZek.Net Admin/WebMaster `perl -le '$cat = "cat"; if ($cat =~ /\143\x61\x74/) { print "Its a cat +!\n"; } else { print "Thats a dog\n"; }'` [download]	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re: Re: A MIDI For LostS by Mr. Muskrat (Canon) on Feb 10, 2003 at 13:44 UTC
Exec 'start' with 'LostS.mid' as the only command line parameter if you are running a version of MS Windows. It works like a charm on my Win98 box but I should have tested it on my win2k box before posting. Perhaps `exec('LostS.mid')` would work better for you? Basically it's supposed to start the MIDI using whatever player is associated with .mid files.	[reply] [d/l]


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