ControlList
MidiDevice::getIPBControlParameters() const
{
ControlList retList;
Rosegarden::MidiByte MIDI_CONTROLLER_VOLUME = 0x07;
for (ControlList::const_iterator it = m_controlList.begin();
it != m_controlList.end(); ++it)
{
if (it->getIPBPosition() != -1 &&
it->getControllerValue() != MIDI_CONTROLLER_VOLUME)
retList.push_back(*it);
}
return retList;
}
const ControlParameter *
MidiDevice::
findControlParameter(std::string type, MidiByte conNumber) const
{
ControlList::const_iterator it = m_controlList.begin();
for (; it != m_controlList.end(); ++it)
{
if (it->getType() == type)
{
if (it->getType() == Rosegarden::Controller::EventType &&
it->getControllerValue() != conNumber)
{ continue; }
return &*it;
}
}
return 0;
}
void
MidiDevice::deviceToInstrControllerPush()
{
// Copy the instruments
//
InstrumentList::iterator iIt = m_instruments.begin();
for (; iIt != m_instruments.end(); ++iIt)
{
(*iIt)->clearStaticControllers();
ControlList::const_iterator cIt = m_controlList.begin();
for (; cIt != m_controlList.end(); ++cIt)
{
// It appears -1 means not to display an IPB controller
if (isVisibleControlParameter(*cIt)) {
MidiByte controllerValue = cIt->getControllerValue();
int defaultValue = cIt->getDefault();
(*iIt)->setControllerValue(controllerValue, defaultValue);
}
}
}
}
void
ControlEditorDialog::slotUpdate(bool added)
{
RG_DEBUG << "ControlEditorDialog::slotUpdate" << endl;
MidiDevice *md =
dynamic_cast<MidiDevice *>(m_studio->getDevice(m_device));
if (!md)
return ;
ControlList::const_iterator it = md->beginControllers();
ControlParameterItem *item;
int i = 0;
// Attempt to track last controller selected so we can reselect it
int lastControllerId = -1;
ControlParameterItem *lastItem = dynamic_cast<ControlParameterItem *>(m_treeWidget->currentItem());
if (lastItem) {
lastControllerId = lastItem->getId();
}
m_treeWidget->clear();
for (; it != md->endControllers(); ++it) {
Composition &comp = m_doc->getComposition();
QString colour =
strtoqstr(comp.getGeneralColourMap().getNameByIndex(it->getColourIndex()));
if (colour == "")
colour = tr("<default>");
QString position = QString("%1").arg(it->getIPBPosition());
if (position.toInt() == -1)
position = tr("<not showing>");
QString value;
value.sprintf("%d (0x%x)", it->getControllerValue(),
it->getControllerValue());
if (it->getType() == PitchBend::EventType) {
item = new ControlParameterItem(
i++,
m_treeWidget,
QStringList()
<< strtoqstr(it->getName())
<< strtoqstr(it->getType())
<< QString("-")
<< strtoqstr(it->getDescription())
<< QString("%1").arg(it->getMin())
<< QString("%1").arg(it->getMax())
<< QString("%1").arg(it->getDefault())
<< colour
<< position
);
} else {
item = new ControlParameterItem(
i++,
m_treeWidget,
QStringList()
<< strtoqstr(it->getName())
<< strtoqstr(it->getType())
<< value
<< strtoqstr(it->getDescription())
<< QString("%1").arg(it->getMin())
<< QString("%1").arg(it->getMax())
<< QString("%1").arg(it->getDefault())
<< colour
<< position
);
}
if (item->getId() == lastControllerId) {
m_treeWidget->setCurrentItem(item);
}
// create and set a colour pixmap
//
QPixmap colourPixmap(16, 16);
Colour c = comp.getGeneralColourMap().getColourByIndex(it->getColourIndex());
colourPixmap.fill(QColor(c.getRed(), c.getGreen(), c.getBlue()));
item->setIcon(7, QIcon(colourPixmap));
m_treeWidget->addTopLevelItem(item);
}
if(m_treeWidget->topLevelItemCount() == 0) {
QTreeWidgetItem *item = new QTreeWidgetItem(m_treeWidget, QStringList(tr("<none>")));
m_treeWidget->addTopLevelItem(item);
m_treeWidget->setSelectionMode(QAbstractItemView::NoSelection);
} else {
m_treeWidget->setSelectionMode(QAbstractItemView::ExtendedSelection);
}
// This logic is kind of frigged up, and may be too fragile. It assumes
// that if you added an item, the last thing iterated through will be that
// new item, so the value of the variable item will be the last thing
// iterated through, and therefore the newest item you just added and want
// to edit.
//
// I got substantially far along the way to making this quick and dirty hack
// work before I thought it would be a lot cleaner to have the
// AddControlParameterCommand itself launch the dialog and allow the user to
// edit the parameters before ever adding it to the list at all. That would
// be a lot cleaner, but it would also require going against the flow of how
// this logic always worked, so it would require a lot more thought to
// achieve the same end result that way. Instead, I just used this hack
// overloaded slotUpdate() to tell it when a new controller was added, so we
// could grab it here and launch the dialog on the generic blah we just added
// to the list right before this slot got called with the optional bool set
// true.
//
// (so much for verbose comments being helpful... I wrote that not too long
// ago, and reading it now, I have NO fscking idea what I was talking about)
//
if (added) {
RG_DEBUG << "ControlEditorDialog: detected new item entered; launching editor" << endl;
m_treeWidget->setCurrentItem(item);
slotEdit(item, 0);
}
}