sfxd(5)

# NAME

sfxd - configuration file and client commands list

# DESCRIPTION

Both configuration file and sfxc(1) commands use the same set of instructions.

Configuration file is *not* loaded automatically, unless specified with `-C [path]` flag, but it can be loaded at a run-time via *source* command.

# COMMANDS LIST

*load NAME FILE* Loads specified sound file and stores it under given key. ++
    When given key is already in use, it SHOULD be replaced with the new sound file. ++
    **NAME** is a string with no spaces, does not support escaping and used as a primary key for accessing loaded sound later. ++
    **FILE** is an absolute path to a sound file to be loaded. Only WAV and MP3 files are supported.

*play NAME* Plays the sound with default pitch and volume. ++
    **NAME** is a key, used when *load*ing a file.

*play:rs NAME* Plays the sound with randomized pitch. ++
    Pitch range is specified with *set:pitch* command. ++
    **NAME** is a key, used when *load*ing a file.

*set:pitch NAME MIN MAX* Sets the pitch range for *play:rs* ++
    **NAME** is a key, used when *load*ing a file. ++
    **MIN** is the minimum pitch. Can't be less than 0. ++
    **MAX** is the maximum pitch. Can't be less than 0. ++
    NOTE: if MAX is smaller than MIN, they are swapped.

*set:volume NAME VOLUME* Changes loudness for *play* and *play:rs* commands. ++
    **NAME** is a key, used when *load*ing a file. ++
    **VOLUME** is the volume to be set. Can't be outside of 0..1 range

*source PATH* Loads instructions from the configuration file. ++
    **PATH** is the file path for the configuration file. ++
    NOTE: there is a limit on how deep inclusion can go. By default it's set to 32.

# DEBUG COMMANDS

*dbg:dump* Dumps contents of the hashmap. ++
    Prints each position of allocated hashmap and corresponding contents. ++
    Empty areas are shown as `(unused)`, while used ones contain volume, pitch range, calculated hash, key and file path.

*dbg:counters* Shows internal counters. Can be disabled at the compile-time. ++
    - `.pool_read` - number of reads ++
    - `.pool_write` - number of writes ++
    - `.hash_misses_read` - number of missed reads due to collision ++
    - `.hash_misses_write` - number of collisions in the map ++
    - `.pool.use` - number of used cells ++
    - `.pool.cap` - hashmap capacity