sound buffer not working in xcode

niki

I have extensively used the sound buffer to play my own recorded sounds in Codea. In Codea, it works great. However, in xcode I cannot generate my own sound buffer with strings.

I attached a small test program that demonstrates the problem. In Codea, you will hear a short noise-like sound. However, in xcode

    sb = soundbuffer(test,FORMAT_MONO16,300)

does not seem to work, I get the following message when I print sb:

Soundbuffer: format=0, frequency=0, size=0

When I run the program, it generates random sounds from the sound picker instead.

Does anybody have an idea what the problem could be? I hope to be able to use the sounds I created in a future app.

PS: I am very much looking forward to the new version of Codea 2.0 that is under review now and I am aware that it will have new sound features. Still, it would be nice if my previous work would not be lost and if I could use in xcode the sounds I have already coded.

function setup ()
    print("Hello World")
    sb = soundbuffer(test,FORMAT_MONO16,300)
    print(sb)
end

function draw ()
background(20,20,20)
end
function touched (touch)
    if touch.state == ENDED then
        sound(sb)
    end
end

test="" 
test = test .. "\139\137\135\131\136\135\128\128\129" 
test = test .. "\128\126\125\124\123\126\127\126\123\121" 
test = test .. "\125\126\124\125\126\125\122\119\119\120" 
test = test .. "\121\119\118\120\122\123\124\125\128\129" 
test = test .. "\131\133\133\134\135\136\137\137\136\137" 
test = test .. "\138\136\136\136\135\132\129\128\127\124" 
test = test .. "\123\122\121\119\118\118\118\118\118\119" 
test = test .. "\120\122\124\125\126\128\129\131\132\133" 
test = test .. "\134\136\137\137\137\137\135\134\134\132" 
test = test .. "\129\128\128\126\124\124\124\122\123\124" 
test = test .. "\123\123\125\126\124\124\126\126\126\126" 
test = test .. "\127\128\127\127\128\128\128\128\128\128" 
test = test .. "\128\128\128\128\128\129\129\129\129\129" 
test = test .. "\129\128\128\128\128\128\128\128\127\127" 
test = test .. "\127\127\127\127\127\127\127\128\128\128" 
test = test .. "\128\128\129\129\128\129\129\129\129\129" 
test = test .. "\129\128\128\128\128\127\126\126\125\125"