hi dudes....

Do you want to rewrite the Scheme (I assume you mean the computer language Scheme, the one with all the parentheses) program in Java? Or, do you just want to write a Java program to edit the text file that defines the Scheme program?

Currently..I am working on Flinger, which is a program for synthesizing singing voice from a MIDI file input. It based on

the Festival Speech Synthesis System, developed at the University of Edinburgh ........Flinger takes the input from a SCHEM file....or else What ever u write in u r scheme file...will execute at the festival command prompt......that is

festival> (Flinger.sing "festival/examples/midi/ogi.mid" nil)

Actually...I am having a JAVA GUI to play these flinger program....when you click some button on my GUI..it will sing a melodie...cause I have already defined my midi melodie path in a scheme file.....

If i want 10 buttons on my GUI...i need to define 10 scheme files...Its a big process...

So Is it possible for meto give the midi file from my JAVA GUI..that is at runtime u need to change the scheme file...which inturn played by the Flinger program....

Its a great help for me...

Thanks in Advance,

Upender G

srujanaupendera at 2007-7-13 2:40:30 >

> You can create text files using classes in the java.io package.

>

> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/essential/io/index.html

>

> When you tell the Java GUI to run a Scheme file, do you just tell it the

> path of the Scheme file? Or, do you read in the Scheme file as text

> and process it?

Two remarks:

1) You don't tell any GUI to 'run' anything: GUIs are supposed to be

extremely dumb but extremely good looking like me and,

2) Use the new PsychicFileReader class for this purpose.

kind regards,

Jos :-)

JosAHa at 2007-7-13 2:40:30 >

> 1) You don't tell any GUI to 'run' anything: GUIs are

> supposed to be

> extremely dumb but extremely good looking like me

> and,

Thanks. Now I get the terrors every time I look at my computer. I'm switching to a VT100.

Jeff (<- extremely dumb, not extremely good looking, never runs because that's too much like work)

jverda at 2007-7-13 2:40:30 >

> > > 1) You don't tell any GUI to 'run' anything: GUIs

> are supposed to be

> > > extremely dumb but extremely good looking like

> me

> >

> > Thanks. Now I get the terrors every time I look at

> my computer. I'm switching to a VT100.

> >

> > Jeff (<- extremely dumb, not extremely good

> looking, never runs because that's too much like

> work)

>

> Extremely dumb ... not as good looking as me ...

> never runs ... You're not

> my little lost ugly twin brother by any chance are

> you?

"Lost", right. You pushed me out of that car because you were jealous that Mom always liked me best and because you wanted to steal my Grolsch.

Jeff (<-rasied by Duvel-drinking wolves)

jverda at 2007-7-13 2:40:30 >

> > > Jeff (<- extremely dumb, not extremely good looking, never runs

> > > because that's too much like work)

> >

> > Extremely dumb ... not as good looking as me ... never runs ... You're not

> > my little lost ugly twin brother by any chance are you?

>

> "Lost", right. You pushed me out of that car because you were

> jealous that Mom always liked me best and because you wanted to steal my Grolsch.

Now listen up you lost, dumb, not as cute as me, little twin brother: because

*you* always won the silly faces contest, *I* was banned to the back trunk

for all those miles and because *you* were too dumb to obey to the laws

of gravity and other forces, *you* fell out of the car; and rightly so.

> Jeff (<-rasied by Duvel-drinking wolves)

You do smell similar ...

kind regards,

Jos (from the trunk ;-)

JosAHa at 2007-7-13 2:40:30 >