JMSL Tutorial: MusicJob

Let's get a MusicJob to print a text message repeatedly.
We subclass MusicJob and override repeat() to do so.
We supply the full source of this class below, as this is the first complete JMSL example in the tutorial.

package jmsltutorial;

import com.softsynth.jmsl.*;

public class HardCodedMusicJob extends MusicJob {

/** Override repeat() to provide your own functionality */
 public double repeat(double playTime) {
     System.out.println("I am a MusicJob");
     return playTime;  // return completion time
 }

 public static void main(String args[]) {
    HardCodedMusicJob myHardCodedMusicJob = new HardCodedMusicJob();    // build an instance of our class
    myHardCodedMusicJob.setRepeats(10);        // repeat 10 times
    myHardCodedMusicJob.setRepeatPause(1.5);   // wait 1.5 seconds between repeats
    myHardCodedMusicJob.launch(JMSL.now());    // fire away
 }
}

Every instance of this subclass of MusicJob will print the same message. Next, we'll make the subclass more flexible.
 
 
 

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