Difference between revisions of "Discard.sound"
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| − | In the PC version of AGI, this command points to a null function, and does nothing. | + | This command unloads [[Sound Resource (AGI)|sound]] '''A''' from [[memory]]. |
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| + | '''NOTE:''' Text here</span>In the PC version of AGI, this command points to a null function, and does nothing. | ||
Early versions of AGI did not include a command to unload [[Sound Resource (AGI)|sound]] resources. Since sounds were usually small and only used in limited circumstances, this was not usually a problem. Beginning with [[version]] 2.938, Sierra added this command to allow sounds to be unloaded once they were no longer needed. However, they did not make the command functional in the PC version; it only unloads sounds in non-PC interpreters. | Early versions of AGI did not include a command to unload [[Sound Resource (AGI)|sound]] resources. Since sounds were usually small and only used in limited circumstances, this was not usually a problem. Beginning with [[version]] 2.938, Sierra added this command to allow sounds to be unloaded once they were no longer needed. However, they did not make the command functional in the PC version; it only unloads sounds in non-PC interpreters. | ||
Revision as of 09:45, 30 March 2019
The discard.sound command unloads a sound resource from the memory heap.
Syntax
discard.sound(byt A);
Remarks
This command unloads sound A from memory.
NOTE: Text hereIn the PC version of AGI, this command points to a null function, and does nothing.
Early versions of AGI did not include a command to unload sound resources. Since sounds were usually small and only used in limited circumstances, this was not usually a problem. Beginning with version 2.938, Sierra added this command to allow sounds to be unloaded once they were no longer needed. However, they did not make the command functional in the PC version; it only unloads sounds in non-PC interpreters.
Possible Errors
Presumably, attempting to discard a sound that hasn't been loaded will cause errors and crash AGI.
Example
discard.sound(12); [ does nothing on PC based system
[ on non-PC system, sound #12 is unloadedTechnical Information
| Required Interpreter Version: | Available in version 2.936 and above, on non-PC interpreters. |
| Byte-Code Value: | 175 (0xAF hex) |
