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I'm working on an application, where for specific choosen items, specific .mp3 should be assigned. (Like I choose Dachshund, then I dachshund_1.mp3, dachshund_2.mp3 etc. to be played when my functions say so). Is it possible somehow, that I create a variable, that holds the specific name, then I assign it to mediaplayer.create?

What I would like to do would look like that below:

// I have a function here that returns with the specific string
// I have a cnt variable in the code which helps determine which text and sound comes now

fun DogHandler(cnt:Int, receiptName: String) :String
{
   return dogName + "_" +cnt.toString()
}

This function is called, and the string it returns should go to the mediaplayer. Cnt is let's say 10

var tmp = DogHandler(dachshund, cnt);     // tmp = dachsund_10
mediaPlayer = MediaPlayer.create(context, R.raw.tmp)
mediaPlayer.start()
kispok98
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  • I am struggling to understand your question. I see you have a method `DogHandler` to generate the names, but where are the MP3 ? Do you have files `dachsund_0` to `dachsund_10` in `raw` in you Android project? – JonZarate Jul 15 '21 at 19:13
  • That's exactly the case, they're in raw folder – kispok98 Jul 19 '21 at 09:05

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To my knowledge there is no way to generate resource IDs (like R.raw.something) dynamically. However, you could simply create a list of them and access it by index.

val dachsunds = listOf(
    R.raw.dachsund_0,
    R.raw.dachsund_1,
    R.raw.dachsund_2,
    R.raw.dachsund_3,
    // ...
    R.raw.dachsund_10
)

val dachsund = dachsunds[dachsundIndex]
val mediaPlayer = MediaPlayer.create(context, dachsund).apply {
    start()
}
JonZarate
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