Is there any way i can group three classes?
What I want to do is I have many classes first of all, they all have the same music throughout, as i said in the app delegates bool application did finish launching method. But in my last 3 classes, I want different music, fair enough, I put these lines of code:
[(Smart2AppDelegate *)[UIApplication sharedApplication].delegate pauseAudioPlayer];
[(Smart2AppDelegate *)[UIApplication sharedApplication].delegate newAudioPlayer];
And in my app delegate:
-(void)newAudioPlayer {
NSString *music = [[NSBundle mainBundle]
pathForResource:@"win" ofType:@"m4a"];
audio.delegate = self;
self.audio = [[AVAudioPlayer alloc] initWithContentsOfURL:[NSURL fileURLWithPath:music] error:NULL];
[audio play];
audio.numberOfLoops = -1;
}
-(void)paus开发者_运维问答eAudioPlayer {
[audio pause];
}
So it works, whenever I go to that view, it changes music, lets call that view, view x. Now, from that view x I can go to and from only to 2 other views, e.g. I can go to the info page and there is a back button that leads back to that view x, and the same with a prize page. But when I go back to the view x, the music starts from the beginning, when in these three classes, i want them to all loop and not go from beginning because it sounds akward. The reason is simple it is because I put it in the viewDidLoad. But how can I do this, I was thinking of a way to actually group classes and put in the avaudioplayer method in there.
Here you have a possible approach:
- Refactor out the music+sounds mechanisms into a separate class, i.e. something like Smart2AudioPlayer.
- Public the necessary methods: play, pause, resume so you can use the audio player from anywhere.
- In each viewDidLoad method, call the audio player and pass along a parameter to indicate who is the sender (who wants the sound to be played) and a preference indicating whether you wish to continue playing the current group song (see bellow) or start it all over again.
- Implement the necessary logic in your audio player to allow certain groups of classes to be associated together. This way, when you are playing a song from a class that belongs to a group, and another class of the same group asks for the music to be played, you won't start the song again, you simply do nothing.
Hope this helps
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