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	:;<code>/Define=<var>ppvar</var></code>: Define the {{STX}} prepecessor variable <var>ppvar</var>.		:;<code>/Define=<var>ppvar</var></code>: Define the {{STX}} prepecessor variable <var>ppvar</var>.

			See the [[../SHELL/]] command for an example.

	==LOAD SOURCEFILE==		==LOAD SOURCEFILE==

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	=== The concept of the active soundfile ===		=== The concept of the active soundfile ===
	Information about the currently selected, i.e. the active sound file is stored in the variables <code>CSF</code> (= fullfilepath) and <code>CSFH</code> (= srate channels samples code type mode). If no sound file is active, the variable <code>CSF</~~code> is empty. See [[Shell Environment]] for more details. Sound files opened with write access (<code>~~/~~Write</code>) cannot be shared with other users or processes. The sound file management is normally performed by the application {{STX}}. All other applications should use the {{STX~~}} ~~[[APPMSG]] interface to attach or select sound files. The script library <code>[[BSF]]</code> implements a set of functions for using sound files and segments in scripts.~~		{{:Programmer_Guide/Concepts/Current_Soundfile}}

	=== Load or activate ===		=== Load or activate ===

Christian: /* The concept of the active soundfile */

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	=== The concept of the active soundfile ===		=== The concept of the active soundfile ===
	Information about the currently selected, i.e. the active sound file is stored in the variables <code>CSF</code> (= fullfilepath) and <code>CSFH</code> (= srate channels samples code type mode). If no sound file is active, the variable <code>CSF</code> is empty. See [[Shell Environment]] for more details. Sound files opened with write access (<code>/Write</code>) cannot be shared with other users or processes. The sound file management is normally performed by the application {{STX}}. All other applications should use the {{STX}} APPMSG interface to attach or select sound files. The script library <code>BSF</code> implements a set of functions for using sound files and segments in scripts.		Information about the currently selected, i.e. the active sound file is stored in the variables <code>CSF</code> (= fullfilepath) and <code>CSFH</code> (= srate channels samples code type mode). If no sound file is active, the variable <code>CSF</code> is empty. See [[Shell Environment]] for more details. Sound files opened with write access (<code>/Write</code>) cannot be shared with other users or processes. The sound file management is normally performed by the application {{STX}}. All other applications should use the {{STX}} [[APPMSG]] interface to attach or select sound files. The script library <code>[[BSF]]</code> implements a set of functions for using sound files and segments in scripts.

	=== Load or activate ===		=== Load or activate ===

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	:Specify whether the sound file should be opened in read-only (/Readonly) or read/write mode (/Write). The default mode is read/write.		:Specify whether the sound file should be opened in read-only (/Readonly) or read/write mode (/Write). The default mode is read/write.

	;[[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Silent]]		;[[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|<code>/Silent</code>]]
	:If specified, errors will generate warning messages rather than error messages. See [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|The Silent Flag]] for details.		:If specified, errors will generate warning messages rather than error messages. See [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|The Silent Flag]] for details.

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	:The header size (≥ 0); This is the offset of first signal sample from the beginning of the file.		:The header size (≥ 0); This is the offset of first signal sample from the beginning of the file.

	;<~~var~~>/Readonly \| /Write</~~var~~>		;<code>/Readonly</code> or <code>/Write</code>
	:Specify whether the sound file should be opened in read-only (/Readonly) or read/write mode (/Write). The default mode is read/write.		:Specify whether the sound file should be opened in read-only (/Readonly) or read/write mode (/Write). The default mode is read/write.

Christian: /* LOAD SOURCEFILE */

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LOAD SOURCEFILE

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	:;<code>/Makelib</code> (make library): This option is mandatory.		:;<code>/Makelib</code> (make library): This option is mandatory.

	:;<code>/Nolog</code>, <code>/Silent</code>, <code>/Define</code>: see descriptions above		:;<code>/Nolog</code>, <code>[[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Silent]]</code>, <code>/Define</code>: see the descriptions above

	==LOAD SOUNDFILE==		==LOAD SOUNDFILE==

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Load or activate

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	;[[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Silent]]		;[[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Silent]]
	:If specified, errors will generate warning messages rather than error messages. See The Silent Flag for details.		:If specified, errors will generate warning messages rather than error messages. See [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|The Silent Flag]] for details.

	=== Activate a soundfile already loaded ===		=== Activate a soundfile already loaded ===

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Activate a soundfile already loaded

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	;<var>[[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Lent]]</var> (silent)		;<var>[[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Lent]]</var> (silent)
	:If specified, errors will generate warning messages rather than error messages. See The Silent Flag for details.		:If specified, errors will generate warning messages rather than error messages. See [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|The Silent Flag]] for details.

	=== Create and activate a new soundfile ===		=== Create and activate a new soundfile ===

Christian: /* Create and activate a new soundfile */

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	;<var>[[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Silent]]</var>:		;<var>[[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Silent]]</var>:
	:If specified, errors will generate warning messages rather than error messages. See The Silent Flag for details.		:If specified, errors will generate warning messages rather than error messages. See [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|The Silent Flag]] for details.

	<code>LOAD SOUNDFILE <var>table</var> /Directory [ /Load ] [ [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Silent]] ]</code>		<code>LOAD SOUNDFILE <var>table</var> /Directory [ /Load ] [ [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Silent]] ]</code>

Christian: /* LOAD SOUNDFILE */

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LOAD SOUNDFILE

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	The <code>LOAD SOUNDFILE</code> command loads a sound file into the shell's sound file list and make it the current sound file. Once you have finished with a sound file, you can unload it with the <code>[[Programmer Guide/Command Reference/UNLOAD\|UNLOAD]]</code> command.		The <code>LOAD SOUNDFILE</code> command loads a sound file into the shell's sound file list and make it the current sound file. Once you have finished with a sound file, you can unload it with the <code>[[Programmer Guide/Command Reference/UNLOAD\|UNLOAD]]</code> command.

			=== The concept of the active soundfile ===
			Information about the currently selected, i.e. the active sound file is stored in the variables <code>CSF</code> (= fullfilepath) and <code>CSFH</code> (= srate channels samples code type mode). If no sound file is active, the variable <code>CSF</code> is empty. See [[Shell Environment]] for more details. Sound files opened with write access (<code>/Write</code>) cannot be shared with other users or processes. The sound file management is normally performed by the application {{STX}}. All other applications should use the {{STX}} APPMSG interface to attach or select sound files. The script library <code>BSF</code> implements a set of functions for using sound files and segments in scripts.

	=== Load or activate ===		=== Load or activate ===
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	;<var>[[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Silent]]</var>		;<var>[[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent\|/Silent]]</var>
	:If specified, errors will generate warning messages rather than error messages. See The Silent Flag for details.		:If specified, errors will generate warning messages rather than error messages. See The Silent Flag for details.

	~~=== The active soundfile ===~~

	Information about the currently selected, i.e. the active sound file is stored in the variables <code>CSF</code> (= fullfilepath) and <code>CSFH</code> (= srate channels samples code type mode). If no sound file is active, the variable <code>CSF</code> is empty. See [[Shell Environment]] for more details. Sound files opened with write access (<code>/Write</code>) cannot be shared with other users or processes. The sound file management is normally performed by the application {{STX}}. All other applications should use the {{STX}} APPMSG interface to attach or select sound files. The script library <code>BSF</code> implements a set of functions for using sound files and segments in scripts.