The IsValid property of the SoundFile class indicates whether the sound file is valid. This property is useful for checking if the sound file has been properly initialized and can be used in the application.
The IsValid property of the SoundFile class indicates whether the sound file is valid. This property is useful for checking if the sound file has been properly initialized and can be used in the application.
Use the IsValid property to verify the integrity of a SoundFile instance before attempting to perform operations on it. This can help prevent errors that may occur if the sound file is not properly loaded or initialized.
// Example of using the IsValid property
SoundFile soundFile = SoundFile.Load("path/to/soundfile.wav");
if (soundFile.IsValid)
{
// Proceed with operations on the sound file
Console.WriteLine("Sound file is valid and ready for use.");
}
else
{
// Handle the invalid sound file case
Console.WriteLine("Sound file is not valid.");
}