Example #1
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bool WaveTrack::InsertSilence(double t, double len)
{
   if (len <= 0)
      return false;

   if (mClips.IsEmpty())
   {
      // Special case if there is no clip yet
      WaveClip* clip = CreateClip();
      return clip->InsertSilence(0, len);
   }

   for (WaveClipList::Node* it=GetClipIterator(); it; it=it->GetNext())
   {
      WaveClip *clip = it->GetData();
      if (clip->GetStartTime() > t)
         clip->Offset(len);
      else if (clip->GetEndTime() > t)
      {
         return clip->InsertSilence(t, len);
      }
   }

   return true;
}
Example #2
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bool WaveTrack::SplitAt(double t)
{
   for (WaveClipList::Node* it=GetClipIterator(); it; it=it->GetNext())
   {
      WaveClip* c = it->GetData();
      if (t > c->GetStartTime() && t < c->GetEndTime())
      {
         WaveClip* newClip = new WaveClip(*c, mDirManager);
         if (!c->Clear(t, c->GetEndTime()))
         {
            delete newClip;
            return false;
         }
         if (!newClip->Clear(c->GetStartTime(), t))
         {
            delete newClip;
            return false;
         }
         newClip->Offset(t - c->GetStartTime());
         mClips.Append(newClip);
         return true;
      }
   }

   return true;
}
Example #3
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bool WaveClip::Clear(double t0, double t1)
{
   sampleCount s0, s1;

   TimeToSamplesClip(t0, &s0);
   TimeToSamplesClip(t1, &s1);

   if (GetSequence()->Delete(s0, s1-s0))
   {
      // msmeyer
      //
      // Delete all cutlines that are within the given area, if any.
      //
      // Note that when cutlines are active, two functions are used:
      // Clear() and ClearAndAddCutLine(). ClearAndAddCutLine() is called
      // whenever the user directly calls a command that removes some audio, e.g.
      // "Cut" or "Clear" from the menu. This command takes care about recursive
      // preserving of cutlines within clips. Clear() is called when internal
      // operations want to remove audio. In the latter case, it is the right
      // thing to just remove all cutlines within the area.
      //
      double clip_t0 = t0;
      double clip_t1 = t1;
      if (clip_t0 < GetStartTime())
         clip_t0 = GetStartTime();
      if (clip_t1 > GetEndTime())
         clip_t1 = GetEndTime();

      WaveClipList::compatibility_iterator nextIt;

      for (WaveClipList::compatibility_iterator it = mCutLines.GetFirst(); it; it=nextIt)
      {
         nextIt = it->GetNext();
         WaveClip* clip = it->GetData();
         double cutlinePosition = mOffset + clip->GetOffset();
         if (cutlinePosition >= t0 && cutlinePosition <= t1)
         {
            // This cutline is within the area, delete it
            delete clip;
            mCutLines.DeleteNode(it);
         } else
         if (cutlinePosition >= t1)
         {
            clip->Offset(clip_t0-clip_t1);
         }
      }

      // Collapse envelope
      GetEnvelope()->CollapseRegion(t0, t1);
      if (t0 < GetStartTime())
         Offset(-(GetStartTime() - t0));

      MarkChanged();
      return true;
   }

   return false;
}
Example #4
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void WaveClip::OffsetCutLines(double t0, double len)
{
   for (WaveClipList::compatibility_iterator it = mCutLines.GetFirst(); it; it=it->GetNext())
   {
      WaveClip* cutLine = it->GetData();
      if (mOffset + cutLine->GetOffset() >= t0)
         cutLine->Offset(len);
   }
}
Example #5
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bool WaveClip::Paste(double t0, WaveClip* other)
{
   WaveClip* pastedClip;

   bool clipNeedsResampling = other->mRate != mRate;

   if (clipNeedsResampling)
   {
      // The other clip's rate is different to our's, so resample
      pastedClip = new WaveClip(*other, mSequence->GetDirManager());
      if (!pastedClip->Resample(mRate))
      {
         delete pastedClip;
         return false;
      }
   } else
   {
      // No resampling needed, just use original clip without making a copy
      pastedClip = other;
   }

   sampleCount s0;
   TimeToSamplesClip(t0, &s0);

   // Force sample formats to match.
   if (pastedClip->mSequence->GetSampleFormat() != mSequence->GetSampleFormat())
      pastedClip->ConvertToSampleFormat(mSequence->GetSampleFormat());

   bool result = false;
   if (mSequence->Paste(s0, pastedClip->mSequence))
   {
      MarkChanged();
      mEnvelope->Paste((double)s0/mRate + mOffset, pastedClip->mEnvelope);
      mEnvelope->RemoveUnneededPoints();
      OffsetCutLines(t0, pastedClip->GetEndTime() - pastedClip->GetStartTime());
      
      // Paste cut lines contained in pasted clip
      for (WaveClipList::compatibility_iterator it = pastedClip->mCutLines.GetFirst(); it; it=it->GetNext())
      {
         WaveClip* cutline = it->GetData();
         WaveClip* newCutLine = new WaveClip(*cutline,
                                             mSequence->GetDirManager());
         newCutLine->Offset(t0 - mOffset);
         mCutLines.Append(newCutLine);
      }
      
      result = true;
   }
   
   if (clipNeedsResampling)
   {
      // Clip was constructed as a copy, so delete it
      delete pastedClip;
   }

   return result;
}
Example #6
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bool WaveClip::ClearAndAddCutLine(double t0, double t1)
{
   if (t0 > GetEndTime() || t1 < GetStartTime())
      return true; // time out of bounds
      
   WaveClip *newClip = new WaveClip(mSequence->GetDirManager(),
                                    mSequence->GetSampleFormat(),
                                    mRate);
   double clip_t0 = t0;
   double clip_t1 = t1;
   if (clip_t0 < GetStartTime())
      clip_t0 = GetStartTime();
   if (clip_t1 > GetEndTime())
      clip_t1 = GetEndTime();

   if (!newClip->CreateFromCopy(clip_t0, clip_t1, this))
      return false;
   newClip->SetOffset(clip_t0-mOffset);

   // Sort out cutlines that belong to the new cutline
   WaveClipList::compatibility_iterator nextIt;

   for (WaveClipList::compatibility_iterator it = mCutLines.GetFirst(); it; it=nextIt)
   {
      nextIt = it->GetNext();
      WaveClip* clip = it->GetData();
      double cutlinePosition = mOffset + clip->GetOffset();
      if (cutlinePosition >= t0 && cutlinePosition <= t1)
      {
         clip->SetOffset(cutlinePosition - newClip->GetOffset() - mOffset);
         newClip->mCutLines.Append(clip);
         mCutLines.DeleteNode(it);
      } else
      if (cutlinePosition >= t1)
      {
         clip->Offset(clip_t0-clip_t1);
      }
   }
   
   // Clear actual audio data
   sampleCount s0, s1;

   TimeToSamplesClip(t0, &s0);
   TimeToSamplesClip(t1, &s1);
   
   if (GetSequence()->Delete(s0, s1-s0))
   {
      // Collapse envelope
      GetEnvelope()->CollapseRegion(t0, t1);
      if (t0 < GetStartTime())
         Offset(-(GetStartTime() - t0));

      MarkChanged();

      mCutLines.Append(newClip);
      return true;
   } else
   {
      delete newClip;
      return false;
   }
}
Example #7
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bool WaveTrack::HandleClear(double t0, double t1,
                            bool addCutLines, bool split)
{
   if (t1 < t0)
      return false;

   WaveClipList::Node* it;
   WaveClipList clipsToDelete;
   WaveClipList clipsToAdd;

   for (it=GetClipIterator(); it; it=it->GetNext())
   {
      WaveClip *clip = it->GetData();

      if (t0 <= clip->GetStartTime() && t1 >= clip->GetEndTime())
      {
         // Whole clip must be deleted - remember this
         clipsToDelete.Append(clip);
      } else
      if (t1 > clip->GetStartTime() && t0 < clip->GetEndTime())
      {
         // Clip data is affected by command
         if (addCutLines)
         {
            if (!clip->ClearAndAddCutLine(t0,t1))
               return false;
         } else
         {
            if (split) {
               // Three cases:

               if (t0 <= clip->GetStartTime()) {
                  // Delete from the left edge
                  clip->Clear(clip->GetStartTime(), t1);
                  clip->Offset(t1-clip->GetStartTime());
               } else
               if (t1 >= clip->GetEndTime()) {
                  // Delete to right edge
                  clip->Clear(t0, clip->GetEndTime());
               } else
               {
                  // Delete in the middle of the clip...we actually create two
                  // new clips out of the left and right halves...

                  WaveClip *left = new WaveClip(*clip, mDirManager);
                  left->Clear(t0, clip->GetEndTime());
                  clipsToAdd.Append(left);

                  WaveClip *right = new WaveClip(*clip, mDirManager);
                  right->Clear(clip->GetStartTime(), t1);
                  right->Offset(t1-clip->GetStartTime());
                  clipsToAdd.Append(right);

                  clipsToDelete.Append(clip);
               }
            }
            else {
               if (!clip->Clear(t0,t1))
                  return false;
            }
         }
      } else
      if (clip->GetStartTime() >= t1)
      {
         // Clip is "behind" the region -- offset it unless we're splitting
         if (!split)
            clip->Offset(-(t1-t0));
      }
   }

   for (it=clipsToDelete.GetFirst(); it; it=it->GetNext())
   {
      mClips.DeleteObject(it->GetData());
      delete it->GetData();
   }

   for (it=clipsToAdd.GetFirst(); it; it=it->GetNext())
   {
      mClips.Append(it->GetData());
   }

   return true;
}
Example #8
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bool WaveTrack::Paste(double t0, Track *src)
{
   //printf("paste: entering WaveTrack::Paste\n");
   
   if (src->GetKind() != Track::Wave)
      return false;

   //printf("paste: we have a wave track\n");

   WaveTrack* other = (WaveTrack*)src;

   //
   // Pasting is a bit complicated, because with the existence of multiclip mode,
   // we must guess the behaviour the user wants.
   //
   // Currently, two modes are implemented:
   //
   // - If a single clip should be pasted, and it should be pasted inside another
   //   clip, no new clips are generated. The audio is simply inserted.
   //   This resembles the old (pre-multiclip support) behaviour. However, if
   //   the clip is pasted outside of any clip, a new clip is generated. This is
   //   the only behaviour which is different to what was done before, but it
   //   shouldn't confuse users too much.
   //
   // - If multiple clips should be pasted, these are always pasted as single
   //   clips, and the current clip is splitted, when necessary. This may seem
   //   strange at first, but it probably is better than trying to auto-merge
   //   anything. The user can still merge the clips by hand (which should be
   //   a simple command reachable by a hotkey or single mouse click).
   //

   if (other->GetNumClips() == 0)
      return false;

   //printf("paste: we have at least one clip\n");

   double insertDuration = other->GetEndTime();
   WaveClipList::Node* it;

   //printf("Check if we need to make room for the pasted data\n");
   
   // Make room for the pasted data, unless the space being pasted in is empty of
   // any clips
   if (!IsEmpty(t0, t0+insertDuration-1.0/mRate)) {

      for (it=GetClipIterator(); it; it=it->GetNext())
      {
         WaveClip* clip = it->GetData();

         //printf("paste: offsetting already existing clip %i by %f seconds\n",
         //(int)clip, insertDuration);

         if (clip->GetStartTime() > t0-(1.0/mRate))
            clip->Offset(insertDuration);
      }
   }

   if (other->GetNumClips() == 1)
   {
      // Single clip mode
      // printf("paste: checking for single clip mode!\n");
      
      WaveClip *insideClip = NULL;

      for (it=GetClipIterator(); it; it=it->GetNext())
      {
         WaveClip *clip = it->GetData();

         // The 1.0/mRate is the time for one sample - kind of a fudge factor,
         // because an overlap of less than a sample should not trigger
         // traditional behaviour.

         if (t0+src->GetEndTime()-1.0/mRate > clip->GetStartTime() &&
             t0 < clip->GetEndTime() - 1.0/mRate)
         {
            //printf("t0=%.6f: inside clip is %.6f ... %.6f\n",
            //       t0, clip->GetStartTime(), clip->GetEndTime());
            insideClip = clip;
            break;
         }
      }

      if (insideClip)
      {
         // Exhibit traditional behaviour
         //printf("paste: traditional behaviour\n");
         return insideClip->Paste(t0, other->GetClipByIndex(0));
      }

      // Just fall through and exhibit new behaviour
   }

   // Insert new clips
   //printf("paste: multi clip mode!\n");
   
   for (it=other->GetClipIterator(); it; it=it->GetNext())
   {
      WaveClip* clip = it->GetData();

      WaveClip* newClip = new WaveClip(*clip, mDirManager);
      newClip->Offset(t0);
      newClip->MarkChanged();
      mClips.Append(newClip);
   }
   return true;
}
Example #9
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bool WaveTrack::Copy(double t0, double t1, Track **dest)
{
   *dest = NULL;

   if (t1 <= t0)
      return false;

   WaveTrack *newTrack = new WaveTrack(mDirManager);

   newTrack->Init(*this);

   WaveClipList::Node* it;
   
   for (it=GetClipIterator(); it; it=it->GetNext())
   {
      WaveClip *clip = it->GetData();

      if (t0 <= clip->GetStartTime() && t1 >= clip->GetEndTime())
      {
         // Whole clip is in copy region
         //printf("copy: clip %i is in copy region\n", (int)clip);
         
         WaveClip *newClip = new WaveClip(*clip, mDirManager);
         newClip->RemoveAllCutLines();
         newClip->Offset(-t0);
         newTrack->mClips.Append(newClip);
      } else
      if (t1 > clip->GetStartTime() && t0 < clip->GetEndTime())
      {
         // Clip is affected by command
         //printf("copy: clip %i is affected by command\n", (int)clip);
         
         WaveClip *newClip = new WaveClip(*clip, mDirManager);
         newClip->RemoveAllCutLines();
         double clip_t0 = t0;
         double clip_t1 = t1;
         if (clip_t0 < clip->GetStartTime())
            clip_t0 = clip->GetStartTime();
         if (clip_t1 > clip->GetEndTime())
            clip_t1 = clip->GetEndTime();

         //printf("copy: clip_t0=%f, clip_t1=%f\n", clip_t0, clip_t1);

         newClip->Offset(-t0);
         if (newClip->GetOffset() < 0)
            newClip->SetOffset(0);

         //printf("copy: clip offset is now %f\n", newClip->GetOffset());
            
         if (!newClip->CreateFromCopy(clip_t0, clip_t1, clip))
         {
            //printf("paste: CreateFromCopy(%f, %f, %i) returns false, quitting\n",
            //   clip_t0, clip_t1, (int)clip);

            return false;
         }

         newTrack->mClips.Append(newClip);
      }
   }

   *dest = newTrack;

   return true;
}