Editing EDF sound reference (section)

===Example===
 # Define some new sounds
 # This one is only accessible via scripting because it doesn't have a DeHackEd number.
 # (Although a DeHackEd number may be auto-assigned to it if something in EDF attempts
 #  to use its DeHackEd number...)
 
 sound MySound
 {
   lump = foo    # this will play FOO, since prefix defaults to false when
                 # a lump name is explicitly provided. Note that this case is
                 # affected by the change in EDF v1.7. Previously, this would have
                 # played the sound DSFOO, even though the lump name is specified
                 # as "foo". Automatic prefixing now ONLY applies to sounds which
                 # copy their mnemonic to the lumpname and allow prefix to default.
 }
 
 # This entry uses its mnemonic to double as the sound lump name, but already provides
 # the standard DS prefix in the mnemonic.
 
 sound dsblah
 {
   prefix = false  # Because we did not explicitly specify a lump name, the
                   # lump name has become "dsblah", and the default value of
                   # prefix is true. That means we have to change it to false,
                   # or else the game would try to play DSDSBLAH, which is
                   # wrong. This has not changed.
                   
   dehackednum = 10000
 }
 
 # This entry also uses the mnemonic as the sound name, but with prefixing.
 # Since prefix defaults to true when the lump name is not explicitly provided, 
 # the sound lump played will be "DSEXPLOD". This has also not changed.
 
 sound explod
 {
   priority = 128
   dehackednum = 10001
 }
 
 # This entry links to another sound.
 sound BlahLink
 {
   link = dsblah   # we've linked this entry to the dsblah sound
   linkvol = 64    # use some suitable values for these (must experiment)
   linkpitch = 72
   dehackednum = 10002
 }
 
 # This entry overrides a previously defined sound.
 sound explod
 {
   priority = 96        # Maybe we like 96 better than 128...
   dehackednum = 10001  # We can reuse the same DeHackEd number, since it overwrites
 }
 
 # This sound is just an alias for explod. It will play using all the parameters
 # as they are defined in explod. Anything else we defined in this sound would be
 # totally ignored.
 
 sound Explosion { alias = explod }