Hello zentara and thanks for this useful program!

> Any comments or improvements welcome..

Why did you used aplay instead of using a more portable way to play sounds, as you already demonstrated to us in Tk Game Sound demo using SDL?

Did you considered to put this software on github? Well you have gigas of tk perl code to post there, if you want..

L*

UPDATE

ok, effectively SDL seems unable to produce sounds, but investigating I found an old module named Audio::Beep that seems fun to use: zentara can you hear me?

#linux quoting
perl -MAudio::Beep -e 'for("--.. . -. - .- .-. .-"=~/./g){ /\./ ? beep
+(1000,100) : /\-/ ? beep(1000,200) : sleep 1}'

#double quoting
perl -MAudio::Beep -e "for('--.. . -. - .- .-. .-'=~/./g){ /\./ ? beep
+(1000,100) : /\-/ ? beep(1000,200) : sleep 1}"

[download]

if you install the module dont miss the oneliner that comes along docs: perl -MAudio::Beep -e 'beep(21 + rand 1000, rand 300) while 1'

There are no rules, there are no thumbs..
Reinvent the wheel, then learn The Wheel; may be one day you reinvent one of THE WHEELS.

In reply to Re: Tk Morse Code Ear tutor (updated) -- oneliner by Discipulus
in thread Tk Morse Code Ear tutor by zentara

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