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//=========================================================
// MusE
// Linux Music Editor
// $Id: drange.cpp,v 1.1.1.1 2003/10/29 10:06:33 wschweer Exp $
//
// Copyright (C) 1997 Josef Wilgen
// This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 2,
// as published by the Free Software Foundation.
//
// (C) Copyright 2000 Werner Schweer (ws@seh.de)
//=========================================================
#include <cmath>
#include "mmath.h"
#include "drange.h"
const double DoubleRange::MinRelStep = 1.0e-10;
const double DoubleRange::DefaultRelStep = 1.0e-2;
const double DoubleRange::MinEps = 1.0e-10;
//-----------------------------------------------------------
// This class is useful as a base class or a member for sliders.
// It represents an interval of type double within which a value can
// be moved. The value can be either an arbitrary point inside
// the interval (see @DoubleRange::setValue@), or it can be fitted
// into a step raster (see @DoubleRange::fitValue@ and
// @DoubleRange::incValue@).
//
// As a special case, a DoubleRange can be periodic, which means that
// a value outside the interval will be mapped to a value inside the
// interval when @DoubleRange::setValue@, @DoubleRange::fitValue@,
// @DoubleRange::incValue@ or @DoubleRange::incPages@ are called.
//------------------------------------------------------------
//---------------------------------------------------------
// doubleRange
//---------------------------------------------------------
DoubleRange::DoubleRange()
{
d_minValue = 0;
d_maxValue = 100.0;
d_prevValue = 0.0;
d_exactPrevValue = 0.0;
d_exactValue = 0.0;
d_value = 0.0;
d_step = 1.0;
d_periodic = FALSE;
}
//---------------------------------------------------------
// setNewValue
//---------------------------------------------------------
void DoubleRange::setNewValue(double x, bool align)
{
d_prevValue = d_value;
double vmin = qwtMin(d_minValue, d_maxValue);
double vmax = qwtMax(d_minValue, d_maxValue);
// Range check
if (x < vmin) {
if ((d_periodic) && (vmin != vmax))
d_value = x + ceil((vmin - x) / (vmax - vmin))
* (vmax - vmin);
else
d_value = vmin;
}
else if (x > vmax) {
if ((d_periodic) && (vmin != vmax))
d_value = x - ceil( ( x - vmax) / (vmax - vmin ))
* (vmax - vmin);
else
d_value = vmax;
}
else
d_value = x;
d_exactPrevValue = d_exactValue;
d_exactValue = d_value;
// align to grid
if (align) {
if (d_step != 0.0)
d_value = d_minValue + rint((d_value - d_minValue) / d_step ) * d_step;
else
d_value = d_minValue;
// correct rounding error at the border
if (fabs(d_value - d_maxValue) < MinEps * qwtAbs(d_step))
d_value = d_maxValue;
// correct rounding error if value = 0
if (fabs(d_value) < MinEps * qwtAbs(d_step))
d_value = 0.0;
}
if (d_prevValue != d_value)
valueChange();
}
//---------------------------------------------------------
// fitValue
// Adjust the value to the closest point in the step
// raster.
// The value is clipped when it lies outside the range.
// When the range is @DoubleRange::periodic@, it will
// be mapped to a point in the interval such that
//---------------------------------------------------------
void DoubleRange::fitValue(double x)
{
setNewValue(x, true);
}
//---------------------------------------------------------
// setValue
// Set a new value without adjusting to the step raster
// The value is clipped when it lies outside the range.
// When the range is @DoubleRange::periodic@, it will
// be mapped to a point in the interval such that
//
// new value := x + n * (max. value - min. value)
//
// with an integer number n.
//---------------------------------------------------------
void DoubleRange::setValue(double x)
{
setNewValue(x, false);
}
//---------------------------------------------------------
// setRange
// Specify range and step size
// - A change of the range changes the value if it lies outside the
// new range. The current value
// will *not* be adjusted to the new step raster.
// - vmax < vmin is allowed.
// - If the step size is left out or set to zero, it will be
// set to 1/100 of the interval length.
// - If the step size has an absurd value, it will be corrected
// to a better one.
//---------------------------------------------------------
void DoubleRange::setRange(double vmin, double vmax, double vstep, int pageSize)
{
bool rchg = ((d_maxValue != vmax) || (d_minValue != vmin));
if (rchg) {
d_minValue = vmin;
d_maxValue = vmax;
}
//
// look if the step width has an acceptable
// value or otherwise change it.
//
setStep(vstep);
//
// limit page size
//
d_pageSize = qwtLim(pageSize,0, int(qwtAbs((d_maxValue - d_minValue) / d_step)));
//
// If the value lies out of the range, it
// will be changed. Note that it will not be adjusted to
// the new step width.
setNewValue(d_value, false);
// call notifier after the step width has been
// adjusted.
if (rchg)
rangeChange();
}
//---------------------------------------------------------
// setStep
// Change the step raster
//
// The value will *not* be adjusted to the new step raster.
//---------------------------------------------------------
void DoubleRange::setStep(double vstep)
{
double newStep,intv;
intv = d_maxValue - d_minValue;
if (vstep == 0.0)
newStep = intv * DefaultRelStep;
else {
if ((intv > 0) && (vstep < 0) || (intv < 0) && (vstep > 0))
newStep = -vstep;
else
newStep = vstep;
if ( fabs(newStep) < fabs(MinRelStep * intv) )
newStep = MinRelStep * intv;
}
if (newStep != d_step) {
d_step = newStep;
stepChange();
}
}
//---------------------------------------------------------
// setPeriodic
// Make the range periodic
//
// When the range is periodic, the value will be set to a point
// inside the interval such that
//
// point = value + n * width
//
// if the user tries to set a new value which is outside the range.
// If the range is nonperiodic (the default), values outside the
// range will be clipped.
//---------------------------------------------------------
void DoubleRange::setPeriodic(bool tf)
{
d_periodic = tf;
}
//------------------------------------------------------------
// incValue
// Increment the value by a specified number of steps
//
// As a result of this operation, the new value will always be
// adjusted to the step raster.
//------------------------------------------------------------
void DoubleRange::incValue(int nSteps)
{
setNewValue(d_value + double(nSteps) * d_step, true);
}
//---------------------------------------------------------
// incPages
// Increment the value by a specified number of pages
//---------------------------------------------------------
void DoubleRange::incPages(int nPages)
{
setNewValue(d_value + double(nPages) * double(d_pageSize)
* d_step, true);
}
//---------------------------------------------------------
// step
//---------------------------------------------------------
double DoubleRange::step() const
{
return qwtAbs(d_step);
}
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