SRL Archive - Bugs

// Step 1: Turn on your speakers, remember not to put the volume on 100%
// Step 2: Run this script
begin
  writeLn(chr(7));
end.

Expected result: Your speakers will beep

T-minus 2 days; Day1: learn to play sounds with string-writing command.

I guess this isn't really a bug after all, but still a pretty weird thing :p

http://www.asciitable.com/

0x07 is equivalent to "bell" aka system beep.

This is awesome! Having fun with this now, thanks for sharing your discovery! Might use it as an implement in detecting chat box text and use a system bell instead of having to use another sound(this just seems so much easier)

var
  i: Integer;

begin
  for i to 1000 do
  begin
    writeLn(chr(7));
    case random(i) of
      20: continue;
      30: i := 0;
    end;
    wait(randomrange(random(150) + i, random(300) + i));
  end;
end.

I made music :) Sort of hurts my ears though.

Am I the only one that can't hear it?

From: Zyt3x

// Step 1: Turn on your speakers, remember to put the volume on 100%
// Step 2: Run this script
begin
  writeLn(chr(7));
end.

Expected result: Your speakers will beep

From: Officer Barbrady
Am I the only one that can't hear it?

^^ :P

Yea, I use it in my scripts when something goes wrong :P

writeln(#7); 

Sadly 'beep' is standarized so you can't modulate frequency to play different tones.

From: bg5
Yea, I use it in my scripts when something goes wrong :P

writeln(#7); 

Sadly 'beep' is standarized so you can't modulate frequency to play different tones.

You can use PlaySound to play whatever .wav file you want. I usually just take sounds from C:/Windows/Media/.

From: Coh3n
You can use PlaySound to play whatever .wav file you want. I usually just take sounds from C:/Windows/Media/.

I know, but playing melody on buzzer is quite fun:p