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void MayaFlux::Kriya::NodeTimer::play_for	(	std::shared_ptr< Nodes::Node >	node,
		double	duration_seconds,
		std::vector< uint32_t >	channels
	)

Activates a processing node for a specific duration.

Parameters

node	The processing node to activate
duration_seconds	How long to keep the node active (in seconds)
channels	The output channels to connect the node to
channel	The output channel to connect the node to (single-channel overload)

This method connects the specified node to the output channel, activates it for the specified duration, then automatically disconnects it. The timing is sample-accurate, ensuring that the node remains active for exactly the right duration.

If a node is already active, it is deactivated before starting the new one.

Definition at line 96 of file Timers.cpp.

{
    cancel();
 
    m_current_node = node;
    m_channels = channels;
 
    for (auto& channel : channels) {
        m_node_graph_manager.add_to_root(node, token, channel);
    }
 
    m_timer.schedule(duration_seconds, [this]() {
        cleanup_current_operation();
    });
}

References MayaFlux::Nodes::NodeGraphManager::add_to_root(), cancel(), cleanup_current_operation(), m_channels, m_current_node, m_node_graph_manager, m_timer, MayaFlux::Kriya::Timer::schedule(), and token.

Referenced by play_for(), and play_for().

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