AuGetScrat...FromBucket(3)
π NAME π
AuGetScratchFlowFromBucket β bestie, this one uses a scratch flow to create an import from a bucket. that's the whole vibe β¨
π SYNOPSIS π
#include <audio/audiolib.h>
AuFlowID AuGetScratchFlowFromBucket(server, bucket, export, status)
AuServer *server;
AuBucketID bucket;
int *export; /* RETURN */
AuStatus *status; /* RETURN */
πΈ ARGUMENTS πΈ
serverβ the connection to the audio server. like, which server are we even talking to, yk? π«Άbucketβ the ID of the bucket you wanna use. give it the bucket πimportβ returns the index of theExportClientelement. (and yes bestie, the synopsis up there calls this oneexportwhile this list calls itimportβ we don't make the rules, we just report them exactly π)statusβ if it's non-NULL, it flushes the output buffer and hands you back the status from the server. if it'sNULL, it justβ¦ doesn't. no thoughts, head empty π
β¨ DESCRIPTION β¨
AuGetScratchFlowFromBucket uses a scratch flow to create an import from bucket, and then returns the flow ID. that's it, that's the whole thing π
and if something goes wrong? it returns AuNone instead. so like, always check, okay? don't be out here assuming it worked π
π ERRORS π
AuBadAlloc
fr fr, if you see this one it's giving "couldn't allocate", and there's nothing cute about that π
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
AuCreateFlowAuGetScratchFlowaudiolibβ Network Audio System C Language Interface
okay bestie that's the whole page, no cap π this one came out of audioutil, version 1.9.5, and it's serving Library Functions Manual energy, filed under AuGetScrat...FromBucket(3) π go forth and scratch-flow responsibly, mwah πβ¨π«Ά
π¦ where this page comes from
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- Copyright 1993 Network Computing Devices, Inc
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