[osgaudio-users] osgaudio example, "high-e.wav not found" message

[Paul Martz]

Hi Chris (and others) --

In the example_osgaudio, source file osgaudio.cpp, line 415, the example creates
a sample like this:

osgAudio::Sample *sample = new osgAudio::Sample("high-e.wav");

This doesn't appear to use the OSG_FILE_PATH to find the file, and in fact fails
to load the file. I modified the example to do this:

osgAudio::Sample *sample = new osgAudio::Sample(
osgDB::findDataFile( "high-e.wav" ) );

But I'm wondering if the better approach would be to modify the osgAudio::Sample
constructor to actually do this on behalf of the application? After all, it is
an osgAudio object (not an underlying audio back-end construct).

What do you think?

--
-Paul Martz Skew Matrix Software
http://www.skew-matrix.com/

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[Paul Martz]

FYI, I've modified the example to use findDataFile, and checked in
that change. I've also opened an issue for this in the issue tracker.