Added November 2017
? tab(-10, AG_MESSAGEBEEP); soundcode; chr(127);
AG_MESSAGEBEEP (3) sends a request to Windows to play the sound (wave form file) corresponding to the specified soundcode. If soundcode is not specified, the default sound—a simple beep—is generated. Note that you can change the wave forms associated with the various sounds in the Control Panel.
If specified, soundcode must be a single ASCII byte whose value is 32 + plus the value of one of the symbols in the table below, which are also used for specifying the icons in the standard Windows message box; see AG_MESSAGEBOXSTD and MSGBOX.SBR. If soundcode is not specified, the default simple beep sound will be requested.
|
Symbol |
Value |
Description* |
|
MBICON_STOP |
&h0010 |
Windows Critical Stop |
|
MBICON_QUESTION |
&h0020 |
Windows Question |
|
MBICON_EXCLAMATION |
&h0030 |
Windows Exclamation |
|
MBICON_ICON |
&h0040 |
Windows Asterisk |
Note that the sounds mentioned in the Description column of the table are all standard Windows sounds. See the Sounds applet in Windows Control Panel for more information.
Examples
? tab(-10,AG_MESSAGEBEEP); chr(127); ! default simple beep
? tab(-10,AG_MESSAGEBEEP); chr(32+MBICON_STOP); chr(127); ! critical stop