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CLAM::MIDIIOConfig Class Reference

Configuration of the MIDIIn and MIDIOut classes. More...

#include <MIDIIOConfig.hxx>

List of all members.

Public Member Functions

 DYNAMIC_TYPE_USING_INTERFACE (MIDIIOConfig, 4, ProcessingConfig)
 DYN_ATTRIBUTE (0, public, std::string, Device)
 The Device that will be used by this MIDIIn/Out instantiation, if it is not indicated, or its value is "default:default", system will choose the best device for this object.
 DYN_ATTRIBUTE (1, public, unsigned short, Message)
 The Message attribute allows you to create a MIDIOut that sends midi messages of a certain type.
 DYN_ATTRIBUTE (2, public, unsigned short, Channel)
 The Channel attribute allows you to create a MIDIOut that sends midi messages on a certain channel.
 DYN_ATTRIBUTE (3, public, unsigned short, FirstData)
 The Message attribute allows you to create a MIDIOut that sends midi messages with a certain first data byte (typically usefull for control messages).
- Public Member Functions inherited from CLAM::ProcessingConfig
 ProcessingConfig (const int n)
 Constructor.
 ProcessingConfig (const ProcessingConfig &prototype, bool shareData=false, bool deep=true)
 Copy constructor.
virtual ~ProcessingConfig ()
virtual const char * GetClassName () const
 Return the class name.
- Public Member Functions inherited from CLAM::DynamicType
 DynamicType (const int nAttr)
 Constructs a DynamicType object that can hold.
 DynamicType (const DynamicType &prototype, const bool shareData, const bool deepCopy)
 Copy constructor of a dynamic Type.
 DynamicType (const DynamicType &prototype)
virtual ~DynamicType ()
void CopyInit (const DynamicType &dt)
 This method allows custom code for the copy-constructor of a dynamic type, since the copy-constructor is macro expanded and can not be overwritted.
bool UpdateData ()
 Method used to resize the data space of the dynamic type, necessary when some AddXXX() / RemoveXXX() (where XXX is an attribute name) has been done.
unsigned GetNDynamicAttributes () const
const char * GetDynamicAttributeName (unsigned i)
virtual const std::type_info & GetTypeId (unsigned i) const =0
bool AttributeIsComponent (unsigned i) const
bool AttributeIsDynamictype (unsigned i) const
bool IsAttributeInstantiated (unsigned i) const
const void * GetAttributeAsVoidPtr (unsigned i) const
const ComponentGetAttributeAsComponent (unsigned i) const
ComponentGetAttributeAsComponent (unsigned i)
void FullfilsInvariant () const
virtual ComponentDeepCopy () const
void Debug () const
virtual void StoreOn (CLAM::Storage &storage) const
 Stores component's subitems on the given Storage.
virtual void LoadFrom (CLAM::Storage &storage)
 Loads component's subitems from the given Storage.
- Public Member Functions inherited from CLAM::Component
virtual ~Component ()

Protected Member Functions

void DefaultInit (void)
 The concrete dynamic type constructor calls DefaultInit().

Detailed Description

Configuration of the MIDIIn and MIDIOut classes.

You can specify a device (string), which will be used by the MIDIManager, when creating the MIDIDevice objects. When you don't specify a concrete device, or specify "default", the MIDIManager will choose the default device for your setup.

See also:
MIDIIn, MIDIOut, MIDIDevice, MIDIManager, ProcessingConfig

Definition at line 37 of file MIDIIOConfig.hxx.


Member Function Documentation

void CLAM::MIDIIOConfig::DefaultInit ( void  )
inlineprotected

The concrete dynamic type constructor calls DefaultInit().

This allows user to initialize his/her object. But we define DefaultInit() here because we don't want to force writting one DefaultInit() function for each concrete dynamic type. If a dynamic type concrete class defines some (not-default) constructors, this should also call the DefaultInit().

See also:
CopyInit()

For MIDIIn 0 means: listen to all channels, and add an OutControl. For MIDIOut 0 means: channel is controlled by a FloatInControl

For MIDIIn 128 means: listen to all first data bytes, and add an OutControl For MIDIOut 128 means: first data byte is controlled by a FloatInControl

Reimplemented from CLAM::DynamicType.

Definition at line 65 of file MIDIIOConfig.hxx.

References CLAM::DynamicType::UpdateData().

CLAM::MIDIIOConfig::DYN_ATTRIBUTE ( ,
public  ,
std::string  ,
Device   
)

The Device that will be used by this MIDIIn/Out instantiation, if it is not indicated, or its value is "default:default", system will choose the best device for this object.

CLAM::MIDIIOConfig::DYN_ATTRIBUTE ( ,
public  ,
unsigned  short,
Message   
)

The Message attribute allows you to create a MIDIOut that sends midi messages of a certain type.

CLAM::MIDIIOConfig::DYN_ATTRIBUTE ( ,
public  ,
unsigned  short,
Channel   
)

The Channel attribute allows you to create a MIDIOut that sends midi messages on a certain channel.

If you leave it 0 (default), a FloatInControl will be created to control the channel of each MIDI message.

CLAM::MIDIIOConfig::DYN_ATTRIBUTE ( ,
public  ,
unsigned  short,
FirstData   
)

The Message attribute allows you to create a MIDIOut that sends midi messages with a certain first data byte (typically usefull for control messages).

If you leave it 128 (default), a FloatInControl will be created to control the first data byte.

CLAM::MIDIIOConfig::DYNAMIC_TYPE_USING_INTERFACE ( MIDIIOConfig  ,
,
ProcessingConfig   
)

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: