pygame: example of creating a Sound from an object
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I'm creating a small framework to reproduce sounds. As I have to make a number of calculations to actually know what I want to put on the channel, I'd like to create a Sound from an object so that the sound is read (somehow) from this object (or buffer, if it's possible).
Are there examples out there of how to achieve this?
I have discovered pygame.bufferproxy.BufferProxy after spending some time experimenting with pygame while looking at pygame's code. Now, I'm able to create the BufferProxy object, but I just don't know how to set its length so when I try to write to the buffer, it tells me that I'm writing data that's over the size of the buffer. Can anybody tell me how to use this buddy?
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