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From: Mark H. <mar...@gm...> - 2011-10-19 23:13:56
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Hi! I'm trying to build a pretty simple application using PySox, and it's sort of getting a little difficult to follow the minimal documentation there is available. Is there any way someone could write more comprehensive documentation for the wrappers, *including* a list of built-in effects? I had to hunt for days just to find the 'trim' effect.... Also, I'm running into a bit of a problem with the library. I have a conditional block that does the following: 1. Open a CNullFile 2. Create a CEffectsChain with the null file and an already-open file 3. Use a trim effect to chop out a small part of the null file 4. Flow the result into the other file 5. Re-open the other file 6. Create another CEffectsChain with ostream= the file we just flowed to 7. Create a ConcatenateFiles effect with the file we just flowed to and another separate file, add it to the chain 8. Flow the result into the other file 9. Close and re-open the files to the point they were at previously, so the conditional block doesn't make it impossible to do the rest of the tasks. When the conditional doesn't happen, the program runs fine (and even does what it should do on the first try!) but the conditional not only freezes my entire computer for about a minute, it causes an out-of-bounds memory reference and the application crashes. Is this a bug in the ConcatenateFiles code? Is it related to the fact that I continue on to use MixFiles on two files, one of which is the result of the above? Did I make a mistake? Thanks for everything, -- Mark Holmquist Student, Computer Science University of Redlands Mar...@gm... |