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NAME</h3>
Snack_PutSoundData, Snack_GetSoundData - transfer sound data between a
buffer and a Snack sound
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SYNOPSIS</h3>
#include <snack.h>
<br><b>Snack_PutSoundData</b>(sound, position, buffer, nSamples)
<br><b>Snack_GetSoundData</b>(sound, position, buffer, nSamples)
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ARGUMENTS</h3>
Sound *sound (in)
<br>int position (in)
<br>void *buffer (in)
<br>int nSamples (in)
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DESCRIPTION</h3>
<b>Snack_PutSoundData</b> transfers <i>nSamples</i> samples of sound data
from
<i>buffer</i> into a Snack <i>sound</i> at specified <i>position</i>.
The buffer data is expected to be in float or double format depending on
the precision of the Snack sound.
<br>The sound must be of storage type SOUND_IN_MEMORY, i.e. the sound sample
data must reside in memory. <b>Snack_GetSoundData</b> transfers data from
the Snack sound to the buffer. These functions work both with memory resident
sounds and sounds linked to disk files (SOUND_IN_MEMORY and SOUND_IN_FILE).
The buffer data is returned in float or double format depending on the
precision of the Snack sound.
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