I'm trying to play voice audio on top of the iPodMusicPlayer
by making a TriggerIO native plugin, however I'm having trouble accessing the self
object.
#import "alert_API.h"
@implementation alert_API
+ (void)play:(ForgeTask*)task text:(NSString *)filename {
NSURL* url = [[NSBundle mainBundle] URLForResource:@"Rondo_Alla_Turka_Short" withExtension:@"aiff"];
NSAssert(url, @"URL is valid.");
NSError* error = nil;
/* ERROR: /Users/gsquare567/forge-workspace/plugins/audio/inspector/ios-inspector/ForgeModule/alert/alert_API.m:45:13: Member reference type 'struct objc_class *' is a pointer; maybe you meant to use '->'? */
self->player = [[AVAudioPlayer alloc] initWithContentsOfURL:url error:&error];
/* ERROR: /Users/gsquare567/forge-workspace/plugins/audio/inspector/ios-inspector/ForgeModule/alert/alert_API.m:45:13: Incomplete definition of type 'struct objc_class' */
if(!self.player)
{
NSLog(@"Error creating player: %@", error);
}
[task success:nil];
}
@end
The property is defined in alert_API.h
:
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
#import <AVFoundation/AVFoundation.h>
@interface alert_API : NSObject
@property (nonatomic, strong) AVAudioPlayer* player;
+ (void)play:(ForgeTask*)task text:(NSString *)filename;
@end
What do I need to do here to be able to access the player
property throughout my API?
Thanks!
Your
play:text:
method is static, meaningself
doesn't refer to an instance with the property, but to the class object foralert_API
. You can either change your method to be an instance method (- (void)
instead of+ (void)
):Or if you want to keep the method static, you will have to implement a static method which returns a player singleton:
Then use
[alert_API playerInstance]
to access the player from your methods.