Timeline_view

Classes
struct	pulp::timeline_view::ArrangerLayout
	A resolved tick/pixel mapping, supplied by whoever owns the viewport. More...
class	pulp::timeline_view::ArrangerView
	Arranger canvas over a timeline::Project. More...
struct	pulp::timeline_view::PianoRollLayout
	A resolved note lattice, supplied by whoever owns the viewport. More...
class	pulp::timeline_view::PianoRollPitchRuler
	Pitch ruler for a piano roll, using the shared MIDI keyboard interaction and C4 naming convention over the editor kernel's resolved pitch projection. More...
class	pulp::timeline_view::PianoRollView
	Piano roll over one MIDI clip of a timeline::Project. More...

Enumerations
enum class	pulp::timeline_view::ArrangerRefusal : std::uint8_t { pulp::timeline_view::ArrangerRefusal::NestedSequenceContent }
	Why the arranger declined to emit an intent a gesture would otherwise have produced. More...
enum class	pulp::timeline_view::PianoRollRefusal : std::uint8_t { pulp::timeline_view::PianoRollRefusal::InvalidNote , pulp::timeline_view::PianoRollRefusal::OutsideClip }
	Why the piano roll declined to emit an intent a gesture would otherwise have produced. More...

Detailed Description

Enumeration Type Documentation

ArrangerRefusal

enum class pulp::timeline_view::ArrangerRefusal : std::uint8_t

strong

Why the arranger declined to emit an intent a gesture would otherwise have produced.

Recorded rather than thrown: a refused gesture is an ordinary outcome a view stays usable after.

Enumerator
NestedSequenceContent	A clip factory returned content the arranger will not author. See set_clip_factory.

PianoRollRefusal

enum class pulp::timeline_view::PianoRollRefusal : std::uint8_t

strong

Why the piano roll declined to emit an intent a gesture would otherwise have produced.

Recorded rather than thrown: a refused gesture is an ordinary outcome a view stays usable after.

Enumerator
InvalidNote	A note factory returned a note the note domain rejects, or the gesture would have produced one. See set_note_factory.
OutsideClip	A move or resize would have left the note's own clip. A note's time is authored relative to its clip, so a gesture that runs past either edge is refused rather than silently clamped into a different musical result.