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Add support for labels in the audio display
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5 changed files with 131 additions and 65 deletions
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@ -325,6 +325,7 @@ void AudioController::SetTimingController(AudioTimingController *new_controller)
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if (timing_controller.get() != new_controller) {
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timing_controller.reset(new_controller);
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timing_controller->AddMarkerMovedListener(std::tr1::bind(std::tr1::ref(AnnounceMarkerMoved)));
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timing_controller->AddLabelChangedListener(std::tr1::bind(std::tr1::ref(AnnounceLabelChanged)));
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timing_controller->AddUpdatedPrimaryRangeListener(&AudioController::OnTimingControllerUpdatedPrimaryRange, this);
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timing_controller->AddUpdatedStyleRangesListener(&AudioController::OnTimingControllerUpdatedStyleRanges, this);
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}
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@ -436,6 +437,10 @@ void AudioController::GetMarkers(const SampleRange &range, AudioMarkerVector &ma
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if (timing_controller.get()) timing_controller->GetMarkers(range, markers);
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}
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void AudioController::GetLabels(const SampleRange &range, std::vector<AudioLabel> &labels) const
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{
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if (timing_controller.get()) timing_controller->GetLabels(range, labels);
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}
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double AudioController::GetVolume() const
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{
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@ -126,6 +126,32 @@ public:
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DEFINE_SIGNAL_ADDERS(AnnounceMarkerMoved, AddMarkerMovedListener)
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};
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/// @class AudioLabelProvider
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/// @brief Abstract interface for audio label providers
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class AudioLabelProvider {
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protected:
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/// One or more of the labels provided by this object have changed
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agi::signal::Signal<> AnnounceLabelChanged;
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public:
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/// A label for a range of samples on the audio display
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struct AudioLabel {
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/// Text of the label
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wxString text;
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/// Range which this label applies to
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SampleRange range;
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};
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/// Virtual destructor, does nothing
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virtual ~AudioLabelProvider() { }
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/// @brief Get labels in a sample range
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/// @param range Range of samples to get labels for
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/// @param[out] out Vector which should be filled with the labels
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virtual void GetLabels(SampleRange const& range, std::vector<AudioLabel> &out) const = 0;
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DEFINE_SIGNAL_ADDERS(AnnounceLabelChanged, AddLabelChangedListener)
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};
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/// @class AudioController
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/// @brief Manage an open audio stream and UI state for it
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///
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/// providers or players owned by a controller. If some operation that isn't
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/// possible in the existing design is needed, the controller should be
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/// extended in some way to allow it.
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class AudioController : public wxEvtHandler, public AudioMarkerProvider {
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class AudioController : public wxEvtHandler, public AudioMarkerProvider, public AudioLabelProvider {
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private:
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/// A new audio stream was opened (and any previously open was closed)
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agi::signal::Signal<AudioProvider*> AnnounceAudioOpen;
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/// @param markers Vector to fill found markers into
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void GetMarkers(const SampleRange &range, AudioMarkerVector &markers) const;
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/// @brief Get all labels inside a range
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/// @param range The sample range to retrieve labels for
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/// @param labels Vector to fill found labels into
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void GetLabels(const SampleRange &range, std::vector<AudioLabel> &labels) const;
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/// @brief Get the playback audio volume
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/// @return The amplification factor for the audio
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@ -790,9 +790,8 @@ void AudioDisplay::OnPaint(wxPaintEvent& event)
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int selection_start = AbsoluteXFromSamples(sel_samples.begin());
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int selection_end = AbsoluteXFromSamples(sel_samples.end());
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wxRegionIterator region(GetUpdateRegion());
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wxPoint client_org = GetClientAreaOrigin();
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while (region)
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for (wxRegionIterator region(GetUpdateRegion()); region; ++region)
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{
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wxRect updrect = region.GetRect();
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// Work around wxMac issue, client border offsets update rectangles but does
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redraw_scrollbar |= scrollbar_bounds.Intersects(updrect);
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redraw_timeline |= timeline_bounds.Intersects(updrect);
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if (audio_bounds.Intersects(updrect))
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if (!audio_bounds.Intersects(updrect))
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{
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int p1, p2, p3, p4;
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continue;
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}
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// p1 -> p2 = before selection
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// p2 -> p3 = in selection
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// p3 -> p4 = after selection
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p1 = scroll_left + updrect.x;
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p2 = selection_start;
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p3 = selection_end;
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p4 = p1 + updrect.width;
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int p1 = scroll_left + updrect.x;
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int p2 = selection_start;
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int p3 = selection_end;
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int p4 = p1 + updrect.width;
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std::vector<RedrawSubregion> subregions;
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x += sr->x2 - sr->x1;
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}
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// Draw markers on top of it all
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AudioMarkerVector markers;
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const int foot_size = 6;
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SampleRange updrectsamples(
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SamplesFromRelativeX(updrect.x - foot_size),
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SamplesFromRelativeX(updrect.x + updrect.width + foot_size));
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// Draw markers on top of it all
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AudioMarkerVector markers;
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controller->GetMarkers(updrectsamples, markers);
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wxDCPenChanger pen_retainer(dc, wxPen());
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wxDCBrushChanger brush_retainer(dc, wxBrush());
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dc.DrawPolygon(3, foot_bot, marker_x, audio_top+audio_height);
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}
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}
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}
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region++;
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// Draw labels
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std::vector<AudioLabelProvider::AudioLabel> labels;
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controller->GetLabels(updrectsamples, labels);
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if (!labels.empty())
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{
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wxDCFontChanger fc(dc);
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wxFont font = dc.GetFont();
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font.SetWeight(wxFONTWEIGHT_BOLD);
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dc.SetFont(font);
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dc.SetTextForeground(*wxWHITE);
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for (size_t i = 0; i < labels.size(); ++i)
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{
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wxSize extent = dc.GetTextExtent(labels[i].text);
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int left = RelativeXFromSamples(labels[i].range.begin());
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int width = AbsoluteXFromSamples(labels[i].range.length());
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// If it doesn't fit, truncate
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if (width < extent.GetWidth())
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{
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dc.SetClippingRegion(left, audio_top + 4, width, extent.GetHeight());
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dc.DrawText(labels[i].text, left, audio_top + 4);
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dc.DestroyClippingRegion();
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}
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// Otherwise center in the range
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else
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{
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dc.DrawText(labels[i].text, left + (width - extent.GetWidth()) / 2, audio_top + 4);
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}
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}
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}
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}
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if (track_cursor_pos >= 0)
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wxDCPenChanger penchanger(dc, wxPen(*wxWHITE));
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dc.DrawLine(track_cursor_pos-scroll_left, audio_top, track_cursor_pos-scroll_left, audio_top+audio_height);
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if (!track_cursor_label.IsEmpty())
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if (!track_cursor_label.empty())
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{
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wxDCFontChanger fc(dc);
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wxFont font = dc.GetFont();
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int old_bg_mode = dc.GetBackgroundMode();
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dc.SetBackgroundMode(wxTRANSPARENT);
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// Draw border
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dc.SetTextForeground(wxColour(64, 64, 64));
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dc.DrawText(track_cursor_label, label_pos.x+1, label_pos.y+1);
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dc.DrawText(track_cursor_label, label_pos.x+1, label_pos.y-1);
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dc.DrawText(track_cursor_label, label_pos.x-1, label_pos.y+1);
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dc.DrawText(track_cursor_label, label_pos.x-1, label_pos.y-1);
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// Draw fill
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dc.SetTextForeground(*wxWHITE);
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dc.DrawText(track_cursor_label, label_pos.x, label_pos.y);
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dc.SetBackgroundMode(old_bg_mode);
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///
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/// The timing controller must then be sent the marker drag events as well as
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/// clicks in empty areas of the audio display.
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class AudioTimingController : public AudioMarkerProvider {
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class AudioTimingController : public AudioMarkerProvider, public AudioLabelProvider {
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protected:
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/// The primary playback range has changed, usually as a result of user interaction.
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agi::signal::Signal<> AnnounceUpdatedPrimaryRange;
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/// A marker has been updated in some way.
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agi::signal::Signal<AudioMarker*> AnnounceMarkerMoved;
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/// A label has been updated in some way.
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agi::signal::Signal<AudioLabel*> AnnounceLabelChanged;
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public:
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/// @brief Get any warning message to show in the audio display
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/// @return The warning message to show, may be empty if there is none
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DEFINE_SIGNAL_ADDERS(AnnounceUpdatedPrimaryRange, AddUpdatedPrimaryRangeListener)
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DEFINE_SIGNAL_ADDERS(AnnounceUpdatedStyleRanges, AddUpdatedStyleRangesListener)
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DEFINE_SIGNAL_ADDERS(AnnounceMarkerMoved, AddMarkerMovedListener)
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DEFINE_SIGNAL_ADDERS(AnnounceLabelChanged, AddLabelChangedListener)
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};
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wxString GetWarningMessage() const;
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SampleRange GetIdealVisibleSampleRange() const;
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SampleRange GetPrimaryPlaybackRange() const;
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bool HasLabels() const;
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bool HasLabels() const { return false; }
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void GetLabels(SampleRange const& range, std::vector<AudioLabel> &out) const { }
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void Next();
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void Prev();
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void Commit();
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bool AudioTimingControllerDialogue::HasLabels() const
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{
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return false;
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}
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void AudioTimingControllerDialogue::Next()
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{
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selection_controller->NextLine();
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