问题
Edit - ANSWER: I found the solution thanks to @LexLi and @Amy; I accidentally created a .NET Core console application instead of .NET Framework. Once I remade it as a .NET Framework app it had "System.Media" available.
I'm relatively new (only a few weeks in) to learning C#, but I'm trying to make a console application text game, and I have a typewriter method I'm using to print messages to the display.
public static void typewriter(string s)
{
// This method types strings out slowly.
for (int i = 0; i < s.Length; i++)
{
Console.Write(s[i]);
Thread.Sleep(50);
}
}
I want to add a sound when each character is typed (I have the typewriter sound already). I saw some people recommend the SoundPlayer class located in System.Media. It would look something like this:
SoundPlayer typewriter = new SoundPlayer();
typewriter.SoundLocation = Environment.CurrentDirectory + "/typewriter.wav";
My problem is, I don't seem to have access to System.Media
If I type using System.(et cetera)
, Intellisense does not show Media as an available option. I am using Visual Studio 2019 and have .Net Framework Version 4.8 something
How can I get access to System.Media?
Here's a photo with some info to show my .Net framework and that Visual studio doesn't recognize SoundPlayer();
回答1:
Check MSDN for documentation on that namespace. Identify which assembly its located in. Then add a reference to that assembly.
Google "MSDN system.media".. Pick a class from that namespace. I'll use SoundPlayer.
The documentation says that class is located in Assemblies:
System.dll, System.Windows.Extensions.dll
.
So add a reference to one of those assemblies.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58938947/i-cant-find-the-system-media-namespace-in-visual-studio-2019