Slur, Tie, Phrasing slur and Laissez vibrer tie This class represents any type of slur. Holds pointers to the first and last notes. More...

#include <slur.h>

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Public Types
enum	CASlurDirection { SlurUp, SlurDown, SlurNeutral, SlurPreferred }
	Direction of the slur. More...
enum	CASlurStyle { Undefined = 0, SlurSolid, SlurDotted }
enum	CASlurType { TieType, SlurType, PhrasingSlurType }
Public Member Functions
	CASlur (CASlurType, CASlurDirection, CAContext c, CANote noteStart, CANote *noteEnd=0, CASlurStyle style=SlurSolid)
virtual	~CASlur ()
CASlur *	clone (CAContext *context=0)
CASlur *	clone (CAContext context, CANote noteStart, CANote *noteEnd)
int	compare (CAMusElement *elt)
CASlurDirection	slurDirection ()
void	setSlurDirection (CASlurDirection dir)
CASlurType	slurType ()
CANote *	noteStart ()
CANote *	noteEnd ()
CASlurStyle	slurStyle ()
void	setNoteStart (CANote *noteStart)
void	setNoteEnd (CANote *noteEnd)
void	setSlurStyle (CASlurStyle slurStyle)
Static Public Member Functions
static const QString	slurStyleToString (CASlurStyle style)
static CASlurStyle	slurStyleFromString (const QString style)
static const QString	slurDirectionToString (CASlurDirection dir)
static CASlurDirection	slurDirectionFromString (const QString dir)
Private Member Functions
void	setSlurType (CASlurType type)
Private Attributes
CASlurDirection	_slurDirection
CASlurStyle	_slurStyle
CASlurType	_slurType
CANote *	_noteStart
CANote *	_noteEnd

Detailed Description

Slur, Tie, Phrasing slur and Laissez vibrer tie This class represents any type of slur. Holds pointers to the first and last notes.

Licensed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE. See LICENSE.GPL for details.

    \sa CANote::_slurStart, \sa CANote::_tieStart, \sa CANote::_phrasingSlurStart

Member Enumeration Documentation

enum CASlur::CASlurDirection

Direction of the slur.

This type represents the direction of the note's slur.

Possible values:

SlurUp Slur high point above the left and right points.
SlurDown Slur high point below the left and right points.
SlurNeutral Slur on the oposite side of the stem.
SlurPreferred Slur direction determined by CANote::determineSlurDirection() (default)

Enumerator:

SlurUp
SlurDown
SlurNeutral
SlurPreferred

enum CASlur::CASlurStyle

Enumerator:

Undefined
SlurSolid
SlurDotted

enum CASlur::CASlurType

Enumerator:

TieType
SlurType
PhrasingSlurType

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CASlur::CASlur	(	CASlurType	type,
		CASlurDirection	dir,
		CAContext *	c,
		CANote *	noteStart,
		CANote *	noteEnd = `0`,
		CASlurStyle	style = `SlurSolid`
	)

Default constructor.

References CAMusElement::setMusElementType(), setNoteEnd(), setNoteStart(), setSlurDirection(), setSlurStyle(), setSlurType(), CAMusElement::setTimeLength(), CAMusElement::Slur, CAMusElement::timeLength(), and CAMusElement::timeStart().

Referenced by clone().

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CASlur::~CASlur ( ) [virtual]

References noteEnd(), noteStart(), PhrasingSlurType, CANote::setPhrasingSlurEnd(), CANote::setPhrasingSlurStart(), CANote::setSlurEnd(), CANote::setSlurStart(), CANote::setTieEnd(), CANote::setTieStart(), SlurType, slurType(), and TieType.

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Member Function Documentation

CASlur * CASlur::clone ( CAContext * context = 0 ) [virtual]

Clones a music element with exact properties including the context.

Implements CAMusElement.

References CASlur(), noteEnd(), noteStart(), slurDirection(), slurStyle(), and slurType().

Referenced by CAMainWin::copySelection(), and CAMainWin::pasteAt().

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CASlur * CASlur::clone	(	CAContext *	context,
		CANote *	noteStart,
		CANote *	noteEnd
	)

References CASlur(), slurDirection(), slurStyle(), and slurType().

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int CASlur::compare ( CAMusElement * elt ) [virtual]

Compares the music element with the given elt and returns number of differences in their properties. Returns 0, if the music elements are exact; -1 if the music element type differs; otherwise number greater than 0.

This method is usually used when opening a score document where music elements are written in various voices (eg. barlines), but are eventually merged and written only once per staff.

Implements CAMusElement.

References CAMusElement::musElementType(), CAMusElement::Slur, and slurDirection().

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