Similar to what we did for textures and fonts, we're going to need a way to manage sf::SoundBuffer instances easily. Luckily, our ResourceManager class is there to make it extremely convenient, so let's create the AudioManager.h file and define the way sound buffers are set up:
class AudioManager : public ResourceManager<
AudioManager, sf::SoundBuffer>
{
public:
AudioManager() : ResourceManager("audio.cfg"){}
sf::SoundBuffer* Load(const std::string& l_path){
sf::SoundBuffer* sound = new sf::SoundBuffer();
if (!sound->loadFromFile(
Utils::GetWorkingDirectory() + l_path))
{
delete sound;
sound = nullptr;
std::cerr << "! Failed to load sound: "
<< l_path << std::endl;
}
return sound;
}
};As you can tell already, the sound interface is pretty much exactly the same as that of textures or fonts. Similar to the previous resource managers, we also provide a file that paths are loaded from. In...