view layer/SliceableLayer.h @ 1386:fc3d89f88690 spectrogramparam

Use log-frequency rather than log-bin for calculating x coord in spectrum. This has the advantage that frequency positions don't move when we change the window size or oversampling ratio, but it does give us an unhelpfully large amount of space for very low frequencies - to be considered

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    Sonic Visualiser
    An audio file viewer and annotation editor.
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#ifndef _SLICEABLE_LAYER_H_
#define _SLICEABLE_LAYER_H_

#include "Layer.h"

/**
 * Base class for layers that can be sliced, that is, that contain
 * models appropriate for use in a SliceLayer.
 */

class SliceableLayer : public Layer
{
    Q_OBJECT

public:
    // Get a model that can be sliced, i.e. a
    // DenseThreeDimensionalModel.  This may be the layer's usual
    // model, or it may be a model derived from it (e.g. FFTModel in a
    // spectrogram that was constructed from a DenseTimeValueModel).
    // The SliceableLayer retains ownership of the model, and will
    // emit sliceableModelReplaced if it is about to become invalid.
    virtual const Model *getSliceableModel() const = 0;

signals:
    // Emitted when a model that was obtained through
    // getSliceableModel is about to be deleted.  If replacement is
    // non-NULL, it may be used instead.
    void sliceableModelReplaced(const Model *modelToBeReplaced,
                                const Model *replacement);
};

#endif