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Re: Work aroun for "say" in Portuguese language.
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  • Subject: Re: Work aroun for "say" in Portuguese language.
  • From: Roger Howard <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 2 Aug 2004 10:56:12 -0700

On Aug 2, 2004, at 10:14 AM, Bernardo Hoehl wrote:

Hi Roger!

Thanks everyone for posting!

I built the app. using Xcode.

I have a folder "PlayBufferedSoundFile.pbxindex", and lots of files inside it. None look executable by GUI. It seems they have to be called from a command line.

Is the app ready for use now?

Could you write me here the command to call a "mp3" file via "do shell script"?

Open "PlayBufferedSoundFile.pbproj" (in XCode/ProjectBuilder)... do a "Build".
In the folder where you found "PlayBufferedSoundFile.pbproj", there should now be a build folder. Inside that should be a simple executable named "PlayBufferedSoundFile" - this is a command-line app, so double-clicking it won't help.

The correct way to use this is easy from AppleScript:

do shell script "/path/to/PlayBufferedSoundFile /path/to/your/soundfile.mp3"

There are no command line options - you just invoke the app with a path to the sound file (any format supported by Quicktime should work).

As for how to use this from an applet bundle - include this in the bundle... in your applet you can get the path to itself ("path to me") and then tack on the relative path of the path. Something like this (assuming "theSoundFile" is an alias or path to the sound file you want to play

set PlayBufferedSoundFilePath to quoted form of POSIX path of ((path to me as string) & "Contents:Resources:PlayBufferedSoundFile")
do shell script PlayBufferedSoundFilePath & space & quoted form of POSIX path of theSoundFile

Something like that should do it,

Roger
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