annotate data/midi/rtmidi/RtMidi.h @ 1247:8f076d02569a piper

Make SVDEBUG always write to a log file -- formerly this was disabled in NDEBUG builds. I think there's little use to that, it just means that we keep adding more cerr debug output because we aren't getting the log we need. And SVDEBUG logging is not usually used in tight loops, I don't think the performance overhead is too serious.

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/*! \class RtMidi
    \brief An abstract base class for realtime MIDI input/output.

    This class implements some common functionality for the realtime
    MIDI input/output subclasses RtMidiIn and RtMidiOut.

    RtMidi WWW site: http://music.mcgill.ca/~gary/rtmidi/

    RtMidi: realtime MIDI i/o C++ classes
    Copyright (c) 2003-2009 Gary P. Scavone

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*/
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// RtMidi: Version 1.0.8

#ifndef RTMIDI_H
#define RTMIDI_H

#include "RtError.h"
#include <string>

class RtMidi
{
 public:

  //! Pure virtual openPort() function.
  virtual void openPort( unsigned int portNumber = 0, const std::string portName = std::string( "RtMidi" ) ) = 0;

  //! Pure virtual openVirtualPort() function.
  virtual void openVirtualPort( const std::string portName = std::string( "RtMidi" ) ) = 0;

  //! Pure virtual getPortCount() function.
  virtual unsigned int getPortCount() = 0;

  //! Pure virtual getPortName() function.
  virtual std::string getPortName( unsigned int portNumber = 0 ) = 0;

  //! Pure virtual closePort() function.
  virtual void closePort( void ) = 0;

 protected:

  RtMidi();
  virtual ~RtMidi() {};

  // A basic error reporting function for internal use in the RtMidi
  // subclasses.  The behavior of this function can be modified to
  // suit specific needs.
  void error( RtError::Type type );

  void *apiData_;
  bool connected_;
  std::string errorString_;
};

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/*! \class RtMidiIn
    \brief A realtime MIDI input class.

    This class provides a common, platform-independent API for
    realtime MIDI input.  It allows access to a single MIDI input
    port.  Incoming MIDI messages are either saved to a queue for
    retrieval using the getMessage() function or immediately passed to
    a user-specified callback function.  Create multiple instances of
    this class to connect to more than one MIDI device at the same
    time.  With the OS-X and Linux ALSA MIDI APIs, it is also possible
    to open a virtual input port to which other MIDI software clients
    can connect.

    by Gary P. Scavone, 2003-2008.
*/
/**********************************************************************/

#include <vector>
#include <queue>

class RtMidiIn : public RtMidi
{
 public:

  //! User callback function type definition.
  typedef void (*RtMidiCallback)( double timeStamp, std::vector<unsigned char> *message, void *userData);

  //! Default constructor that allows an optional client name.
  /*!
      An exception will be thrown if a MIDI system initialization error occurs.
  */
  RtMidiIn( const std::string clientName = std::string( "RtMidi Input Client") );

  //! If a MIDI connection is still open, it will be closed by the destructor.
  ~RtMidiIn();

  //! Open a MIDI input connection.
  /*!
      An optional port number greater than 0 can be specified.
      Otherwise, the default or first port found is opened.
  */
  void openPort( unsigned int portNumber = 0, const std::string Portname = std::string( "RtMidi Input" ) );

  //! Create a virtual input port, with optional name, to allow software connections (OS X and ALSA only).
  /*!
      This function creates a virtual MIDI input port to which other
      software applications can connect.  This type of functionality
      is currently only supported by the Macintosh OS-X and Linux ALSA
      APIs (the function does nothing for the other APIs).
  */
  void openVirtualPort( const std::string portName = std::string( "RtMidi Input" ) );

  //! Set a callback function to be invoked for incoming MIDI messages.
  /*!
      The callback function will be called whenever an incoming MIDI
      message is received.  While not absolutely necessary, it is best
      to set the callback function before opening a MIDI port to avoid
      leaving some messages in the queue.
  */
  void setCallback( RtMidiCallback callback, void *userData = 0 );

  //! Cancel use of the current callback function (if one exists).
  /*!
      Subsequent incoming MIDI messages will be written to the queue
      and can be retrieved with the \e getMessage function.
  */
  void cancelCallback();

  //! Close an open MIDI connection (if one exists).
  void closePort( void );

  //! Return the number of available MIDI input ports.
  unsigned int getPortCount();

  //! Return a string identifier for the specified MIDI input port number.
  /*!
      An exception is thrown if an invalid port specifier is provided.
  */
  std::string getPortName( unsigned int portNumber = 0 );

  //! Set the maximum number of MIDI messages to be saved in the queue.
  /*!
      If the queue size limit is reached, incoming messages will be
      ignored.  The default limit is 1024.
  */
  void setQueueSizeLimit( unsigned int queueSize );

  //! Specify whether certain MIDI message types should be queued or ignored during input.
  /*!
      By default, MIDI timing and active sensing messages are ignored
      during message input because of their relative high data rates.
      MIDI sysex messages are ignored by default as well.  Variable
      values of "true" imply that the respective message type will be
      ignored.
  */
  void ignoreTypes( bool midiSysex = true, bool midiTime = true, bool midiSense = true );

  //! Fill the user-provided vector with the data bytes for the next available MIDI message in the input queue and return the event delta-time in seconds.
  /*!
      This function returns immediately whether a new message is
      available or not.  A valid message is indicated by a non-zero
      vector size.  An exception is thrown if an error occurs during
      message retrieval or an input connection was not previously
      established.
  */
  double getMessage( std::vector<unsigned char> *message );

  // A MIDI structure used internally by the class to store incoming
  // messages.  Each message represents one and only one MIDI message.
  struct MidiMessage { 
    std::vector<unsigned char> bytes; 
    double timeStamp;

    // Default constructor.
    MidiMessage()
      :bytes(3), timeStamp(0.0) {}
  };

  // The RtMidiInData structure is used to pass private class data to
  // the MIDI input handling function or thread.
  struct RtMidiInData {
    std::queue<MidiMessage> queue;
    MidiMessage message;
    unsigned int queueLimit;
    unsigned char ignoreFlags;
    bool doInput;
    bool firstMessage;
    void *apiData;
    bool usingCallback;
    void *userCallback;
    void *userData;
    bool continueSysex;

    // Default constructor.
    RtMidiInData()
      : queueLimit(1024), ignoreFlags(7), doInput(false), firstMessage(true),
        apiData(0), usingCallback(false), userCallback(0), userData(0),
        continueSysex(false) {}
  };

 private:

  void initialize( const std::string& clientName );
  RtMidiInData inputData_;

};

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/*! \class RtMidiOut
    \brief A realtime MIDI output class.

    This class provides a common, platform-independent API for MIDI
    output.  It allows one to probe available MIDI output ports, to
    connect to one such port, and to send MIDI bytes immediately over
    the connection.  Create multiple instances of this class to
    connect to more than one MIDI device at the same time.

    by Gary P. Scavone, 2003-2008.
*/
/**********************************************************************/

class RtMidiOut : public RtMidi
{
 public:

  //! Default constructor that allows an optional client name.
  /*!
      An exception will be thrown if a MIDI system initialization error occurs.
  */
  RtMidiOut( const std::string clientName = std::string( "RtMidi Output Client" ) );

  //! The destructor closes any open MIDI connections.
  ~RtMidiOut();

  //! Open a MIDI output connection.
  /*!
      An optional port number greater than 0 can be specified.
      Otherwise, the default or first port found is opened.  An
      exception is thrown if an error occurs while attempting to make
      the port connection.
  */
  void openPort( unsigned int portNumber = 0, const std::string portName = std::string( "RtMidi Output" ) );

  //! Close an open MIDI connection (if one exists).
  void closePort();

  //! Create a virtual output port, with optional name, to allow software connections (OS X and ALSA only).
  /*!
      This function creates a virtual MIDI output port to which other
      software applications can connect.  This type of functionality
      is currently only supported by the Macintosh OS-X and Linux ALSA
      APIs (the function does nothing with the other APIs).  An
      exception is thrown if an error occurs while attempting to create
      the virtual port.
  */
  void openVirtualPort( const std::string portName = std::string( "RtMidi Output" ) );

  //! Return the number of available MIDI output ports.
  unsigned int getPortCount();

  //! Return a string identifier for the specified MIDI port type and number.
  /*!
      An exception is thrown if an invalid port specifier is provided.
  */
  std::string getPortName( unsigned int portNumber = 0 );

  //! Immediately send a single message out an open MIDI output port.
  /*!
      An exception is thrown if an error occurs during output or an
      output connection was not previously established.
  */
  void sendMessage( std::vector<unsigned char> *message );

 private:

  void initialize( const std::string& clientName );
};

#endif