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SoundChannel.isPlaying[bool] and SoundChannel:isPlaying() [func]
Mells
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Hi @ar2rsawseen,
I'm using Gideros coding easy :
So when I do :
Which is documented as :
I get a :
I am surprised I am the first one to report it so don't you encounter the same issue, and can you provide a solution?
thanks
I'm using Gideros coding easy :
SoundChannel.__stop = SoundChannel.stop function SoundChannel:stop(...) self:__stop(...) ###self.isPlaying = false### application.sounds[self.id] = nil return self end |
print (channel:isPlaying()) |
SoundChannel:isPlaying Available since version: Gideros 2011.6 Description: Returns the playing state for the sound channel. Syntax: SoundChannel:isPlaying() |
attempt to call method 'isPlaying' (a boolean value) |
thanks
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I removed isPlaying function when it was added to Gideros, but somehow missed that one sneaky property
But now that you've mentioned it, it seems I've never used :isPlaying() method in my projects. Usually have a setting which indicates, either music is on or off
Thanks for your responsiveness
In my case isPlaying() is convenient/needed/important.