Release notes for 1.4.0 Alpha

• Rogus can be used as a library now, as well as an application framework.
• The addition of a mute() method to ScorePlayer.
• The addition of a constructor for ScorePlayer which allows an output function to be specified.
• The addition of a more flexible constructor for Score, which uses the new class ScoreCreationInfo, which allows specific tracks from a Filedata to be included, and also allows function calls to be included.
• The addition of startMultiple() and stopMultiple() static functions to ScorePlayer.

Delete the "Rogus Library" directory from your project. Copy the "Rogus Library" directory from the 1.4.0a distribution into your project directory. Insert the file "Rogus Library/Rogus McBogus main.cpp" into your project workspace.

If you wish to use Rogus McBogus as a library in an existing non-Rogus project which you have, do the following steps:

1. Copy the "Rogus Library" directory into your project directory.
2. Add "Rogus Library\MIDI Library", "Rogus Library\Basics", and "Rogus Library\Score Player" to your project's include directories.
3. Add the library "winmm.lib" to your project for both the Release and Debug configurations. In addition, add the library "Rogus Library\Release\Rogus Library.lib" to the Release configuration of your project, and "Rogus Library\Debug\Rogus Library-Debug.lib" to the Debug configuration of your project.
4. Make sure you are using a multithreaded version of the C runtime library.
5. If you are using Microsoft Foundation Classes, you will need to explicitly #include <mmsystem.h> before your include any Rogus header files.
6. See Library or Application Framework? for more information on using Rogus as a library.