Flushing Sound Channels

Flushing Sound Channels Removing commands from the channel

If you wish to flush a sound channel without disturbing any sounds already in

progress, issue the flushCmd command. Here's an example:

mySndCmd.cmd = flushCmd; [TOKEN:12079]the command is flushCmd

mySndCmd. param1 = 0; [TOKEN:12079]unused

mySndCmd. param2 = 0; [TOKEN:12079]unused

//flush the channel

myErr = SndDoImmediate(& mySndChan, mySndCmd);

If you want to stop all sound production by a particular sound channel

immediately, you should issue a flushCmd command and then a quietCmd

command. If you issue only a flushCmd command, the sound currently playing

is not stopped. If you issue only a quietCmd command, the synthesizer stops

playing the current sound but continues with any other queued commands. (By

calling flushCmd before quietCmd command, you ensure that there are no other

queued commands to process.)

Note: The Sound Manager sends a quietCmd command when your

application calls the SndDisposeChannel function. The quietCmd

command is preceded by a flushCmd command if the quietNow

parameter is TRUE.