view base/Selection.cpp @ 1008:d9e0e59a1581

When using an aggregate model to pass data to a transform, zero-pad the shorter input to the duration of the longer rather than truncating the longer. (This is better behaviour for e.g. MATCH, and in any case the code was previously truncating incorrectly and ending up with garbage data at the end.)

/* -*- c-basic-offset: 4 indent-tabs-mode: nil -*-  vi:set ts=8 sts=4 sw=4: */

/*
    Sonic Visualiser
    An audio file viewer and annotation editor.
    Centre for Digital Music, Queen Mary, University of London.
    This file copyright 2006 Chris Cannam.
    
    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
    modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
    published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the
    License, or (at your option) any later version.  See the file
    COPYING included with this distribution for more information.
*/

#include "Selection.h"
#include <QTextStream>

Selection::Selection() :
    m_startFrame(0),
    m_endFrame(0)
{
}

Selection::Selection(int startFrame, int endFrame) :
    m_startFrame(startFrame),
    m_endFrame(endFrame)
{
    if (m_startFrame > m_endFrame) {
	int tmp = m_endFrame;
	m_endFrame = m_startFrame;
	m_startFrame = tmp;
    }
}

Selection::Selection(const Selection &s) :
    m_startFrame(s.m_startFrame),
    m_endFrame(s.m_endFrame)
{
}

Selection &
Selection::operator=(const Selection &s)
{
    if (this != &s) {
	m_startFrame = s.m_startFrame;
	m_endFrame = s.m_endFrame;
    } 
    return *this;
}

Selection::~Selection()
{
}

bool
Selection::isEmpty() const
{
    return m_startFrame == m_endFrame;
}

int
Selection::getStartFrame() const
{
    return m_startFrame;
}

int
Selection::getEndFrame() const
{
    return m_endFrame;
}

bool
Selection::contains(int frame) const
{
    return (frame >= m_startFrame) && (frame < m_endFrame);
}

bool
Selection::operator<(const Selection &s) const
{
    if (isEmpty()) {
	if (s.isEmpty()) return false;
	else return true;
    } else {
	if (s.isEmpty()) return false;
	else return (m_startFrame < s.m_startFrame);
    }
}

bool
Selection::operator==(const Selection &s) const
{
    if (isEmpty()) return s.isEmpty();

    return (m_startFrame == s.m_startFrame &&
	    m_endFrame == s.m_endFrame);
}


MultiSelection::MultiSelection()
{
}

MultiSelection::~MultiSelection()
{
}

const MultiSelection::SelectionList &
MultiSelection::getSelections() const
{
    return m_selections;
}

void
MultiSelection::setSelection(const Selection &selection)
{
    clearSelections();
    addSelection(selection);
}

void
MultiSelection::addSelection(const Selection &selection)
{
    m_selections.insert(selection);

    // Cope with a sitation where the new selection overlaps one or
    // more existing ones.  This is a terribly inefficient way to do
    // this, but that probably isn't significant in real life.

    // It's essential for the correct operation of
    // getContainingSelection that the selections do not overlap, so
    // this is not just a frill.

    for (SelectionList::iterator i = m_selections.begin();
	 i != m_selections.end(); ) {
	
	SelectionList::iterator j = i;
	if (++j == m_selections.end()) break;

	if (i->getEndFrame() >= j->getStartFrame()) {
	    Selection merged(i->getStartFrame(),
			     std::max(i->getEndFrame(), j->getEndFrame()));
	    m_selections.erase(i);
	    m_selections.erase(j);
	    m_selections.insert(merged);
	    i = m_selections.begin();
	} else {
	    ++i;
	}
    }
}

void
MultiSelection::removeSelection(const Selection &selection)
{
    //!!! Likewise this needs to cope correctly with the situation
    //where selection is not one of the original selection set but
    //simply overlaps one of them (cutting down the original selection
    //appropriately)

    if (m_selections.find(selection) != m_selections.end()) {
	m_selections.erase(selection);
    }
}

void
MultiSelection::clearSelections()
{
    if (!m_selections.empty()) {
	m_selections.clear();
    }
}

void
MultiSelection::getExtents(int &startFrame, int &endFrame) const
{
    startFrame = 0;
    endFrame = 0;
    
    for (SelectionList::const_iterator i = m_selections.begin();
	 i != m_selections.end(); ++i) {

        if (i == m_selections.begin() || i->getStartFrame() < startFrame) {
            startFrame = i->getStartFrame();
        }

        if (i == m_selections.begin() || i->getEndFrame() > endFrame) {
            endFrame = i->getEndFrame();
        }
    }
}

Selection
MultiSelection::getContainingSelection(int frame, bool defaultToFollowing) const
{
    // This scales very badly with the number of selections, but it's
    // more efficient for very small numbers of selections than a more
    // scalable method, and I think that may be what we need

    for (SelectionList::const_iterator i = m_selections.begin();
	 i != m_selections.end(); ++i) {

	if (i->contains(frame)) return *i;

	if (i->getStartFrame() > frame) {
	    if (defaultToFollowing) return *i;
	    else return Selection();
	}
    }

    return Selection();
}

void
MultiSelection::toXml(QTextStream &stream, QString indent,
                      QString extraAttributes) const
{
    stream << indent << QString("<selections %1>\n").arg(extraAttributes);
    for (SelectionList::iterator i = m_selections.begin();
	 i != m_selections.end(); ++i) {
	stream << indent
               << QString("  <selection start=\"%1\" end=\"%2\"/>\n")
	    .arg(i->getStartFrame()).arg(i->getEndFrame());
    }
    stream << indent << "</selections>\n";
}