abmSetSoundFromMemory function
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Remarks
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Available only with Professional Version.
Changes one of the sounds associated to the various button states loading a WAV sound previously stored in memory.
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Return value
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Value
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Meaning
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FALSE
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The operation failed
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TRUE
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The operation was successful
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Syntax
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long abmSetSoundFromMemory (
HWND hWndBtn,
short index,
LPCTSTR pData,
long sizeData
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Parameters
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Description
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hWndBtn
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Windows handle associated to the button.
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index
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Numerical value that represents the index of the sound property to change. Supported values are the following:
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Value
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Meaning
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SOUND_DOWN (0)
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SOUND_UP (1)
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SOUND_MOUSEOVER (2)
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SOUND_MOUSEOUT (3)
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pData
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Pointer to sound data previously loaded in memory.
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sizeData
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Numerical value that represents the data size in bytes.
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Visual Basic example
Dim bitssound As String
Dim length As Integer
bitssound = LoadResData(xxx, "WAVE")
length = LenB(bitssound)
abmSetSoundFromMemory btn1.hWnd, SOUND_DOWN, bitssound, length
With this code the
SoundDown property will be changed using a sound identified by xxx (contained in a .RES file).
Visual C++ example
BYTE *pointer_to_sound_in_memory;
pointer_to_sound_in_memory = new BYTE[65536];
..
store the sound into the pointer_to_sound_in_memory location
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abmSetSoundFromMemory (btn1.GetSafeHwnd (), SOUND_DOWN, (LPCTSTR) pointer_to_sound_in_memory, size_of_data);
delete pointer_to_bitmap_in_memory;
With this code the
SoundDown property will be changed using a sound previously loaded in memory.
