set_time_map()

void MayaFlux::Kakshya::CursorAccessProcessor::set_time_map

(

const std::shared_ptr< const Kinesis::TimeMap > &

map

)

Drive the read position from a function of time instead of speed.

The map takes seconds since the last reset() and returns a source position in frames, read with linear interpolation. Reverse, scrubbing and a fixed position are all valid. Speed and loop count are ignored while a map is set. Positions outside the loop region wrap if looping, otherwise the voice ends. A different map restarts its clock at zero.

Parameters

map	Time map, or null to go back to speed based reading.

Definition at line 248 of file CursorAccessProcessor.cpp.

{
    if (map == m_time_map)
        return;
 
    m_time_map = map;
    m_clock_frames = 0;
    m_repeat_start = 0;
    m_repeat_length = 0;
}

References m_clock_frames, m_repeat_length, m_repeat_start, and m_time_map.