SimpleType Class Reference

The type of a simple numeric audio signal. More...

#include <sigtype.hh>

Collaboration diagram for SimpleType:

Public Member Functions
	SimpleType (int n, int v, int c, int vec, int b, const interval &i)
	constructs a SimpleType from a nature a variability and a computability
virtual ostream &	print (ostream &dst) const
	print a SimpleType
virtual AudioType *	promoteNature (int n)
	promote the nature of a type
virtual AudioType *	promoteVariability (int v)
	promote the variability of a type
virtual AudioType *	promoteComputability (int c)
	promote the computability of a type
virtual AudioType *	promoteVectorability (int vec)
	promote the vectorability of a type
virtual AudioType *	promoteBoolean (int b)
	promote the booleanity of a type

Detailed Description

The type of a simple numeric audio signal.

Beside a computability and a variability, SimpleTypes have a "nature" indicating if they represent an integer or floating point audio signals.

Definition at line 221 of file sigtype.hh.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

SimpleType::SimpleType	(	int	n,
		int	v,
		int	c,
		int	vec,
		int	b,
		const interval &	i
	)			`[inline]`

constructs a SimpleType from a nature a variability and a computability

Definition at line 225 of file sigtype.hh.

Referenced by promoteBoolean(), promoteComputability(), promoteNature(), promoteVariability(), and promoteVectorability().

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Member Function Documentation

ostream & SimpleType::print ( ostream & dst ) const [virtual]

print a SimpleType

Print the content of a simple type on a stream.

Implements AudioType.

Definition at line 53 of file sigtype.cpp.

References AudioType::boolean(), AudioType::computability(), AudioType::fInterval, AudioType::nature(), AudioType::variability(), and AudioType::vectorability().

Referenced by operator<<().

00054 {
00055     return  dst << "NR"[nature()] 
00056             << "KB?S"[variability()]
00057             << "CI?E"[computability()]
00058             << "VS?TS"[vectorability()]
00059             << "N?B"[boolean()] 
00060             << " " << fInterval; 
00061 }