CLAM::Controller Class Reference

This processing object is mainly an aggregate of out controls, that can be connected with other POs in controls, as usual. More...

#include <Controller.hxx>

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	Controller ()
	Controller (const ControllerConfig &c)
const char *	GetClassName () const
	Override it in every subclass and retur the name of that class.
bool	Do ()
	Supervised mode execution method (using ports).
const ProcessingConfig &	GetConfig () const
	Configuration getter.
virtual bool	ConcreteConfigure (const ProcessingConfig &)
	Configuration method interface.
void	EnqueueControl (unsigned id, TControlData data)
	Interface for the users of the class.
TControlData	LastDequeuedValue (unsigned id)
Public Attributes
OutControlArray	OutControls
std::vector< TControlData >	OutValues

Detailed Description

This processing object is mainly an aggregate of out controls, that can be connected with other POs in controls, as usual.

This objecte can be wrapped by a Midi Object or View and generate ControlSend messages. It works by asynchronously receiving messages, keeping them enqueued and synchronously dispatching them, at Do() time.

Note that if mulithreading is enabled, the EnqueueControl calls can be done from different threads than the execution method. A lock for the mDataQueue structure ensures it.

Definition at line 77 of file Controller.hxx.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CLAM::Controller::Controller ( )

Definition at line 36 of file Controller.cxx.

CLAM::Controller::Controller ( const ControllerConfig & c ) [inline]

Definition at line 81 of file Controller.hxx.

References CLAM::Processing::Configure().

Member Function Documentation

bool CLAM::Controller::ConcreteConfigure ( const ProcessingConfig & ) [virtual]

Configuration method interface.

The Processing base class forces all the concrete classes derived from it to implement this method, which must actually perform the specific configuration tasks.

Note that the user can not call this method directly. He will use Configure instead. The argument is expected to be an object of the necesary concrete configuration class.

Parameters:

Reference

to the configuration object.

Returns:: false if the object is not yet fully configured. (For example, if some important configuration attribute such as number of ports was set to zero in the config object)

true if the processing object is left in a consistent state, and can be executed.

Exceptions:

This

method must throw a bad_cast exception if the argument is not an object of the expected configuration class.

Reimplemented from CLAM::Processing.

Definition at line 42 of file Controller.cxx.

bool CLAM::Controller::Do ( ) [inline, virtual]

Supervised mode execution method (using ports).

Returns:: A boolean telling whether it has been output

Implements CLAM::Processing.

Definition at line 88 of file Controller.hxx.

References OutControls, and OutValues.

void CLAM::Controller::EnqueueControl	(	unsigned	id,
		TControlData	data
	)

Interface for the users of the class.

As: a sliders view class, a midi class...

Definition at line 88 of file Controller.cxx.

const char* CLAM::Controller::GetClassName ( ) const [inline, virtual]

Override it in every subclass and retur the name of that class.

Implements CLAM::Processing.

Definition at line 86 of file Controller.hxx.

const ProcessingConfig & CLAM::Controller::GetConfig ( ) const [virtual]

Configuration getter.

Gets the configuration parameters used to create the object.

Returns:: Const reference to the configuration object. The usual way to perform a configuration change in the processing object is to take a copy of this reference, to change it and to send it with the Configure method. If not overriden, it returns a NullProcessingConfig.

Reimplemented from CLAM::Processing.

Definition at line 82 of file Controller.cxx.

TControlData CLAM::Controller::LastDequeuedValue ( unsigned id )

Definition at line 100 of file Controller.cxx.