Yeah, you're right, although if I turn on Visual System Beep, it does
flash the screen. But no sound. Thanks to you and Karsten for such
quick replies.
On 1/2/07, Paul Koning <pkoning@equallogic.com> wrote:
Try wx.Bell(). It needs to have the alert beep enabled in the
underlying platform. On Windows that means having the sounds setup so
Alert sounds a beep. On Linux it supposedly can be done too but I've
had little luck...
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Peter,
Can you send ASCII 7 (BEL) to the system? That should make the speaker
beep.
Rich
On Tue, 2 Jan 2007, Peter Decker wrote:
Yeah, you're right, although if I turn on Visual System Beep, it does
flash the screen. But no sound. Thanks to you and Karsten for such quick
replies.
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True. I know that some GUI apps will beep at me with an error, but they use
the Qt GUI library.
Rich
On Tue, 2 Jan 2007, Grant Edwards wrote:
By doing that, you _might_ be able to get a beep on the terminal where
stdout connected (if it is indeed a terminal or terminal emulator), but
one presumes the OP wants a beep where the application's window is
displayed.
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