[Tutor] Python Access to Computer speaker

[Kalle Svensson]

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Sez Tim Johnson:
> Hi :
> 	Does Python have a function to access for the computer
> speaker for frequency and duration?

No, not generally.  On Windows NT, there is winsound.Beep(), but there is no
support on other platforms.  On GNU/Linux, you could use the 'beep' program
by Johnathan Nightingale: http://www.johnath.com/beep/.  You'll have to use
it through os.system, or wrap it in a python module.

> .....like the the "C" sound() function.

What library?  Platform?  Just curious.

Peace,
  Kalle (from Sweden)
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