annotate src/vamp-plugin-sdk-2.5/vamp-sdk/PluginBase.h @ 23:619f715526df sv_v2.1

Update Vamp plugin SDK to 2.5
author Chris Cannam
date Thu, 09 May 2013 10:52:46 +0100
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Chris@23 1 /* -*- c-basic-offset: 4 indent-tabs-mode: nil -*- vi:set ts=8 sts=4 sw=4: */
Chris@23 2
Chris@23 3 /*
Chris@23 4 Vamp
Chris@23 5
Chris@23 6 An API for audio analysis and feature extraction plugins.
Chris@23 7
Chris@23 8 Centre for Digital Music, Queen Mary, University of London.
Chris@23 9 Copyright 2006 Chris Cannam.
Chris@23 10
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Chris@23 30 Except as contained in this notice, the names of the Centre for
Chris@23 31 Digital Music; Queen Mary, University of London; and Chris Cannam
Chris@23 32 shall not be used in advertising or otherwise to promote the sale,
Chris@23 33 use or other dealings in this Software without prior written
Chris@23 34 authorization.
Chris@23 35 */
Chris@23 36
Chris@23 37 #ifndef _VAMP_SDK_PLUGIN_BASE_H_
Chris@23 38 #define _VAMP_SDK_PLUGIN_BASE_H_
Chris@23 39
Chris@23 40 #include <string>
Chris@23 41 #include <vector>
Chris@23 42
Chris@23 43 #include "plugguard.h"
Chris@23 44 _VAMP_SDK_PLUGSPACE_BEGIN(PluginBase.h)
Chris@23 45
Chris@23 46 namespace Vamp {
Chris@23 47
Chris@23 48 /**
Chris@23 49 * A base class for plugins with optional configurable parameters,
Chris@23 50 * programs, etc. The Vamp::Plugin is derived from this, and
Chris@23 51 * individual Vamp plugins should derive from that.
Chris@23 52 *
Chris@23 53 * This class does not provide the necessary interfaces to instantiate
Chris@23 54 * or run a plugin. It only specifies an interface for retrieving
Chris@23 55 * those controls that the host may wish to show to the user for
Chris@23 56 * editing. It could meaningfully be subclassed by real-time plugins
Chris@23 57 * or other sorts of plugin as well as Vamp plugins.
Chris@23 58 */
Chris@23 59
Chris@23 60 class PluginBase
Chris@23 61 {
Chris@23 62 public:
Chris@23 63 virtual ~PluginBase() { }
Chris@23 64
Chris@23 65 /**
Chris@23 66 * Get the Vamp API compatibility level of the plugin.
Chris@23 67 */
Chris@23 68 virtual unsigned int getVampApiVersion() const { return 2; }
Chris@23 69
Chris@23 70 /**
Chris@23 71 * Get the computer-usable name of the plugin. This should be
Chris@23 72 * reasonably short and contain no whitespace or punctuation
Chris@23 73 * characters. It may only contain the characters [a-zA-Z0-9_-].
Chris@23 74 * This is the authoritative way for a program to identify a
Chris@23 75 * plugin within a given library.
Chris@23 76 *
Chris@23 77 * This text may be visible to the user, but it should not be the
Chris@23 78 * main text used to identify a plugin to the user (that will be
Chris@23 79 * the name, below).
Chris@23 80 *
Chris@23 81 * Example: "zero_crossings"
Chris@23 82 */
Chris@23 83 virtual std::string getIdentifier() const = 0;
Chris@23 84
Chris@23 85 /**
Chris@23 86 * Get a human-readable name or title of the plugin. This
Chris@23 87 * should be brief and self-contained, as it may be used to
Chris@23 88 * identify the plugin to the user in isolation (i.e. without also
Chris@23 89 * showing the plugin's "identifier").
Chris@23 90 *
Chris@23 91 * Example: "Zero Crossings"
Chris@23 92 */
Chris@23 93 virtual std::string getName() const = 0;
Chris@23 94
Chris@23 95 /**
Chris@23 96 * Get a human-readable description for the plugin, typically
Chris@23 97 * a line of text that may optionally be displayed in addition
Chris@23 98 * to the plugin's "name". May be empty if the name has said
Chris@23 99 * it all already.
Chris@23 100 *
Chris@23 101 * Example: "Detect and count zero crossing points"
Chris@23 102 */
Chris@23 103 virtual std::string getDescription() const = 0;
Chris@23 104
Chris@23 105 /**
Chris@23 106 * Get the name of the author or vendor of the plugin in
Chris@23 107 * human-readable form. This should be a short identifying text,
Chris@23 108 * as it may be used to label plugins from the same source in a
Chris@23 109 * menu or similar.
Chris@23 110 */
Chris@23 111 virtual std::string getMaker() const = 0;
Chris@23 112
Chris@23 113 /**
Chris@23 114 * Get the copyright statement or licensing summary for the
Chris@23 115 * plugin. This can be an informative text, without the same
Chris@23 116 * presentation constraints as mentioned for getMaker above.
Chris@23 117 */
Chris@23 118 virtual std::string getCopyright() const = 0;
Chris@23 119
Chris@23 120 /**
Chris@23 121 * Get the version number of the plugin.
Chris@23 122 */
Chris@23 123 virtual int getPluginVersion() const = 0;
Chris@23 124
Chris@23 125
Chris@23 126 struct ParameterDescriptor
Chris@23 127 {
Chris@23 128 /**
Chris@23 129 * The name of the parameter, in computer-usable form. Should
Chris@23 130 * be reasonably short, and may only contain the characters
Chris@23 131 * [a-zA-Z0-9_-].
Chris@23 132 */
Chris@23 133 std::string identifier;
Chris@23 134
Chris@23 135 /**
Chris@23 136 * The human-readable name of the parameter.
Chris@23 137 */
Chris@23 138 std::string name;
Chris@23 139
Chris@23 140 /**
Chris@23 141 * A human-readable short text describing the parameter. May be
Chris@23 142 * empty if the name has said it all already.
Chris@23 143 */
Chris@23 144 std::string description;
Chris@23 145
Chris@23 146 /**
Chris@23 147 * The unit of the parameter, in human-readable form.
Chris@23 148 */
Chris@23 149 std::string unit;
Chris@23 150
Chris@23 151 /**
Chris@23 152 * The minimum value of the parameter.
Chris@23 153 */
Chris@23 154 float minValue;
Chris@23 155
Chris@23 156 /**
Chris@23 157 * The maximum value of the parameter.
Chris@23 158 */
Chris@23 159 float maxValue;
Chris@23 160
Chris@23 161 /**
Chris@23 162 * The default value of the parameter. The plugin should
Chris@23 163 * ensure that parameters have this value on initialisation
Chris@23 164 * (i.e. the host is not required to explicitly set parameters
Chris@23 165 * if it wants to use their default values).
Chris@23 166 */
Chris@23 167 float defaultValue;
Chris@23 168
Chris@23 169 /**
Chris@23 170 * True if the parameter values are quantized to a particular
Chris@23 171 * resolution.
Chris@23 172 */
Chris@23 173 bool isQuantized;
Chris@23 174
Chris@23 175 /**
Chris@23 176 * Quantization resolution of the parameter values (e.g. 1.0
Chris@23 177 * if they are all integers). Undefined if isQuantized is
Chris@23 178 * false.
Chris@23 179 */
Chris@23 180 float quantizeStep;
Chris@23 181
Chris@23 182 /**
Chris@23 183 * Names for the quantized values. If isQuantized is true,
Chris@23 184 * this may either be empty or contain one string for each of
Chris@23 185 * the quantize steps from minValue up to maxValue inclusive.
Chris@23 186 * Undefined if isQuantized is false.
Chris@23 187 *
Chris@23 188 * If these names are provided, they should be shown to the
Chris@23 189 * user in preference to the values themselves. The user may
Chris@23 190 * never see the actual numeric values unless they are also
Chris@23 191 * encoded in the names.
Chris@23 192 */
Chris@23 193 std::vector<std::string> valueNames;
Chris@23 194
Chris@23 195 ParameterDescriptor() : // the defaults are invalid: you must set them
Chris@23 196 minValue(0), maxValue(0), defaultValue(0), isQuantized(false) { }
Chris@23 197 };
Chris@23 198
Chris@23 199 typedef std::vector<ParameterDescriptor> ParameterList;
Chris@23 200
Chris@23 201 /**
Chris@23 202 * Get the controllable parameters of this plugin.
Chris@23 203 */
Chris@23 204 virtual ParameterList getParameterDescriptors() const {
Chris@23 205 return ParameterList();
Chris@23 206 }
Chris@23 207
Chris@23 208 /**
Chris@23 209 * Get the value of a named parameter. The argument is the identifier
Chris@23 210 * field from that parameter's descriptor.
Chris@23 211 */
Chris@23 212 virtual float getParameter(std::string) const { return 0.0; }
Chris@23 213
Chris@23 214 /**
Chris@23 215 * Set a named parameter. The first argument is the identifier field
Chris@23 216 * from that parameter's descriptor.
Chris@23 217 */
Chris@23 218 virtual void setParameter(std::string, float) { }
Chris@23 219
Chris@23 220
Chris@23 221 typedef std::vector<std::string> ProgramList;
Chris@23 222
Chris@23 223 /**
Chris@23 224 * Get the program settings available in this plugin. A program
Chris@23 225 * is a named shorthand for a set of parameter values; changing
Chris@23 226 * the program may cause the plugin to alter the values of its
Chris@23 227 * published parameters (and/or non-public internal processing
Chris@23 228 * parameters). The host should re-read the plugin's parameter
Chris@23 229 * values after setting a new program.
Chris@23 230 *
Chris@23 231 * The programs must have unique names.
Chris@23 232 */
Chris@23 233 virtual ProgramList getPrograms() const { return ProgramList(); }
Chris@23 234
Chris@23 235 /**
Chris@23 236 * Get the current program.
Chris@23 237 */
Chris@23 238 virtual std::string getCurrentProgram() const { return ""; }
Chris@23 239
Chris@23 240 /**
Chris@23 241 * Select a program. (If the given program name is not one of the
Chris@23 242 * available programs, do nothing.)
Chris@23 243 */
Chris@23 244 virtual void selectProgram(std::string) { }
Chris@23 245
Chris@23 246 /**
Chris@23 247 * Get the type of plugin. This is to be implemented by the
Chris@23 248 * immediate subclass, not by actual plugins. Do not attempt to
Chris@23 249 * implement this in plugin code.
Chris@23 250 */
Chris@23 251 virtual std::string getType() const = 0;
Chris@23 252 };
Chris@23 253
Chris@23 254 }
Chris@23 255
Chris@23 256 _VAMP_SDK_PLUGSPACE_END(PluginBase.h)
Chris@23 257
Chris@23 258 #endif