Problem, trying to get the extension of file

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xmlspy

(Posted 2004) [#1]

GfK	(Posted 2004) [#2]

fil$=Lower$(Replace$(CommandLine$(),Chr$(34),""))

xmlspy

(Posted 2004) [#3]

GfK	(Posted 2004) [#4]

Umm... 3+ years I think. Been using Blitz since about 1 month after the first version (1.24) came out.

Most of this stuff is the same from one language to the next though - I started with Amstrad BASIC in 1986.

xmlspy

(Posted 2004) [#5]

xmlspy

(Posted 2004) [#6]

GfK	(Posted 2004) [#7]

I think MP3s encode at the same frequency as the source WAV, so I suppose the MP3 frequency could really be anything, depending on the source file. I don't use MP3 format so i'm not 100% on this.

44,100 is 'normal' though.

xmlspy

(Posted 2004) [#8]

GfK	(Posted 2004) [#9]

by the way you have been programming(Amstrad BASIC in 1986) for one more year than my entire life.

Thanks. Now I feel *really* old. :P

xmlspy

(Posted 2004) [#10]

GfK	(Posted 2004) [#11]

no more comments

I think its wise. ;)

Hansie

(Posted 2004) [#12]

@gfk

You are not old. you wrote "Most of this stuff is the same from one language to the next though - I started with Amstrad BASIC in 1986."

So did I :-D

pjd	(Posted 2004) [#13]

i use an app called xmlspy !

Rob Farley

(Posted 2004) [#14]

I started on the ZX81 in Sincliar basic in 1982. Ouch!

eBusiness

(Posted 2004) [#15]

I started on the TI 83 in 2002, glad that I moved to pc. Anyway, the pich is probably written as an integer in the file, load it from there.

xlsior

(Posted 2004) [#16]

GW-BASIC in 1987, on one of these puppies:

xmlspy

(Posted 2004) [#17]

Michael Reitzenstein

(Posted 2004) [#18]

I was born in 1986...