activate_buffer()

void MayaFlux::Kriya::TemporalActivation::activate_buffer	(	const std::shared_ptr< Buffers::Buffer > &	buffer,
		double	duration_seconds,
		Buffers::ProcessingToken	token = Buffers::ProcessingToken::AUDIO_BACKEND,
		uint32_t	channel = 0
	)

Activates a buffer for a specified duration.

Parameters

buffer	The buffer to activate
token	The processing token associated with the buffer
duration_seconds	The duration to keep the buffer active (in seconds)
channel	Optional output channel to connect the buffer to (default is 0) This method activates the specified buffer by connecting it to the output channel, and starts a timer for the specified duration. When the timer expires, the buffer is automatically disconnected from the output channel, effectively deactivating it.

If another node, network, or buffer is already active, it will be cancelled before activating the new one.

Definition at line 129 of file Timers.cpp.

{
    cancel();
 
    m_current_buffer = buffer;
    m_buffer_token = token;
    m_channels = { channel };
    m_active_type = ActiveType::BUFFER;
 
    m_buffer_manager.add_buffer(buffer, token, channel);
 
    m_timer.schedule(duration_seconds, [this]() {
        cleanup_current_operation();
    });
}

References MayaFlux::Buffers::BufferManager::add_buffer(), BUFFER, cancel(), cleanup_current_operation(), m_active_type, m_buffer_manager, m_buffer_token, m_channels, m_current_buffer, m_timer, and MayaFlux::Kriya::Timer::schedule().

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