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/*
Rosegarden
A MIDI and audio sequencer and musical notation editor.
This program is Copyright 2000-2008
Guillaume Laurent <[email protected]>,
Chris Cannam <[email protected]>,
Richard Bown <[email protected]>
The moral rights of Guillaume Laurent, Chris Cannam, and Richard
Bown to claim authorship of this work have been asserted.
Other copyrights also apply to some parts of this work. Please
see the AUTHORS file and individual file headers for details.
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 "KeyInsertionCommand.h"
#include "misc/Debug.h"
#include "base/Event.h"
#include "base/NotationTypes.h"
#include "base/Segment.h"
#include "base/SegmentNotationHelper.h"
#include "base/Studio.h"
#include "document/BasicCommand.h"
#include "base/BaseProperties.h"
#include <tqstring.h>
namespace Rosegarden
{
using namespace BaseProperties;
KeyInsertionCommand::KeyInsertionCommand(Segment &segment, timeT time,
Key key,
bool convert,
bool transpose,
bool transposeKey,
bool ignorePercussion) :
BasicCommand(getGlobalName(&key), segment, time, segment.getEndTime()),
m_key(key),
m_lastInsertedEvent(0),
m_convert(convert),
m_transpose(transpose),
m_transposeKey(transposeKey),
m_ignorePercussion(ignorePercussion)
{
// nothing
}
KeyInsertionCommand::~KeyInsertionCommand()
{
// nothing
}
void
KeyInsertionCommand::modifySegment()
{
SegmentNotationHelper helper(getSegment());
Key oldKey;
if (m_convert || m_transpose) {
oldKey = getSegment().getKeyAtTime(getStartTime());
}
Segment::iterator i = getSegment().findTime(getStartTime());
while (getSegment().isBeforeEndMarker(i)) {
if ((*i)->getAbsoluteTime() > getStartTime()) {
break;
}
if ((*i)->isa(Key::EventType)) {
getSegment().erase(i);
break;
}
++i;
}
// transpose if desired, according to new dialog option
if (m_transposeKey) {
// we don't really care about major/minor for this, so pass it through
// from the original key
bool keyIsMinor = m_key.isMinor();
// get whether the original key is flat or sharp, so we know what to
// prefer for the new key
bool keyIsSharp = m_key.isSharp();
// get the tonic pitch of the user-specified key, reported as a 0-11 int, then
// add an extra octave to it to avoid winding up with negative numbers
// (the octave will be stripped back off)
int specifiedKeyTonic = m_key.getTonicPitch() + 12;
// get the transpose factor for the segment we're working on
int segTranspose = getSegment().getTranspose();
// subtract the transpose factor from the tonic pitch of the
// user-specified key, because we want to move in the opposite
// direction for notation (eg. notation is in C major concert, at Bb
// transposition, we have -2 from the segment, and want to go +2 for
// the key, from tonic pitch 0 (C) to tonic pitch 2 (D) for the key as
// written for a Bb instrument
//
// sanity check: 0 == C; 0 + 12 == 12; (12 - -2) % 12 == 2; 2 == D
int transposedKeyTonic = (specifiedKeyTonic - segTranspose) % 12;
// create a new key with the new tonic pitch, and major/minor from the
// original key
std::string newKeyName = "";
switch (transposedKeyTonic) {
// 0 C | 1 C# | 2 D | 3 D# | 4 E | 5 F | 6 F# | 7 G | 8 G# | 9 A | 10 A# | 11 B
case 0 : // C
newKeyName = "C";
break;
case 2 : // D
newKeyName = "D";
break;
case 4 : // E
newKeyName = "E";
break;
case 5 : // F
newKeyName = "F";
break;
case 7 : // G
newKeyName = "G";
break;
case 9 : // A
newKeyName = "A";
break;
case 11: // B
newKeyName = "B";
break;
// the glorious, glorious black keys need special treatment
// again, so we pick flat or sharp spellings based on the
// condition of the original, user-specified key we're
// transposing
case 1 : // C#/Db
newKeyName = (keyIsSharp ? "C#" : "Db");
break;
case 3 : // D#/Eb
newKeyName = (keyIsSharp ? "D#" : "Eb");
break;
case 6 : // F#/Gb
newKeyName = (keyIsSharp ? "F#" : "Gb");
break;
case 8 : // G#/Ab
newKeyName = (keyIsSharp ? "G#" : "Ab");
break;
case 10: // A#/Bb
newKeyName = (keyIsSharp ? "A#" : "Bb");
break;
default:
// if this fails, we won't have a valid key name, and
// there will be some crashing exception I don't know how
// to intercept and avoid, so I'm doing this lame failsafe
// instead, which should never, ever actually run under
// any conceivable cirumstance anyway
RG_DEBUG << "KeyInsertionCommand: by the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes. :("
<< endl;
return ;
}
newKeyName += (keyIsMinor ? " minor" : " major");
//for f in C# D# E# F# G# A# B# Cb Db Eb Fb Gb Ab Bb;do grep "$f
//major" NotationTypes.C > /dev/null||echo "invalid key: $f
//major";grep "$f minor" NotationTypes.C > /dev/null||echo "invalid
//key: $f minor";done|sort
//invalid key: A# major
//invalid key: B# major
//invalid key: B# minor
//invalid key: Cb minor
//invalid key: Db minor
//invalid key: D# major
//invalid key: E# major
//invalid key: E# minor
//invalid key: Fb major
//invalid key: Fb minor
//invalid key: Gb minor
//invalid key: G# major
// some kludgery to avoid creating invalid key names with some if/then
// swapping to manually respell things generated incorrectly by the
// above, rather than adding all kinds of nonsense to avoid this
// necessity
if (newKeyName == "A# major")
newKeyName = "Bb major";
else if (newKeyName == "B# major")
newKeyName = "C major";
else if (newKeyName == "Cb minor")
newKeyName = "B minor";
else if (newKeyName == "Db minor")
newKeyName = "C# minor";
else if (newKeyName == "D# major")
newKeyName = "Eb major";
else if (newKeyName == "E# major")
newKeyName = "F major";
else if (newKeyName == "E# minor")
newKeyName = "F minor";
else if (newKeyName == "Fb major")
newKeyName = "E major";
else if (newKeyName == "Fb minor")
newKeyName = "E minor";
else if (newKeyName == "Gb minor")
newKeyName = "F# minor";
else if (newKeyName == "G# major")
newKeyName = "Ab major";
// create a new key with the newly derived name, and swap it for the
// user-specified version
Key k(newKeyName);
RG_DEBUG << "KeyInsertCommand: inserting transposed key" << endl
<< " user key was: " << m_key.getName() << endl
<< " tranposed key is: " << k.getName() << endl;
m_key = k;
} // if (m_transposeKey)
i = helper.insertKey(getStartTime(), m_key);
if (i != helper.segment().end()) {
m_lastInsertedEvent = *i;
if (!m_convert && !m_transpose)
return ;
while (++i != helper.segment().end()) {
//!!! what if we get two keys at the same time...?
if ((*i)->isa(Key::EventType))
break;
if ((*i)->isa(Note::EventType) &&
(*i)->has(PITCH)) {
long pitch = (*i)->get
<Int>(PITCH);
if (m_convert) {
(*i)->set
<Int>(PITCH, m_key.convertFrom(pitch, oldKey));
} else {
(*i)->set
<Int>(PITCH, m_key.transposeFrom(pitch, oldKey));
}
(*i)->unset(ACCIDENTAL);
}
}
}
}
}
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