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GetPeak() in_bForceCompute

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https://www.audiokinetic.com/library/edge/?source=SDK&id=class_a_k_1_1_i_ak_metering_ac7299ed2dcbdfc53316a64b1eb465182.html#ac7299ed2dcbdfc53316a64b1eb465182

The docs are referring to a parameter in_bForceCompute, but that param is not found in the function header???
in General Discussion by Marko R. (230 points)

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Marko,

It would seem this parameter "in_bForceCompute" in the function documentation is simply misleading and was never a thing in production code.
We are taking note and will correct the documentation for: GetPeak() and GetRMS() as they both have the mistake in the header comment.

The Peak returned is the last peak that was computed before this call, there is no mechanism to force a re-evaluation with this call.

Cheers.

by Alexandre L. (Audiokinetic) (1.5k points)
selected by Marko R.
Is there another way to force re-eval?
by Marko R. (230 points)
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