Playing system sounds with QSound in a platform-agnostic way

[blooglet]

I would like to play the operating system's warning sound using QSound. Is there a way to access the user's sound scheme in a platform-agnostic way to retrieve the correct sound?

[high_flyer]

Is there a way to access the user's sound scheme in a platform-agnostic way to retrieve the correct sound?

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I guess you mean cross platform way, or platform non specific way.
Well, do all systems have a sound scheme?
Do all sound schemes have the same structure?
Oh, and btw - this is a window manager issue not a platform issue.

[blooglet]

As far as I know, platform agnostic is a valid term. I could be wrong since I'm not a native English speaker. But yes, I meant cross-platform way.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platform_agnostic

Another approach that is used is to depend on pre-existing software that hides the differences between the platforms—called abstraction of the platform—such that the program itself is unaware of the platform it is running on. It could be said that such programs are platform agnostic. Programs that run on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) are built in this fashion.