FJ_Sequencer Struct Reference

#include <FlamSequencing.h>

Collaboration diagram for FJ_Sequencer:

Public Member Functions
void	set_params (const float &gt, const float &st, const float &ms)
void	complete_seq ()
auto	flammin_col_check (const unsigned &notes) -> bool
auto	flammin_tol_check (const float &ms_now) -> bool
	check for anything that would break the sequence
void	operator() (const float &ms_now, const unsigned &notes)
void	handle_interval_end ()
auto	construct_mod_part () -> float

Public Attributes
flam	flim
	current tracking flam
float	group_tol = 0.F
	scan for flam chords in this window
float	step_tol = 0.F
	tolerance for each column step
float	mod_scaler = 0.F
int	flam_counter = 0
	number of flams
std::array< float, 4 >	mod_parts = { 1.F, 1.F, 1.F, 1.F }
bool	the_fifth_flammament = false

Detailed Description

Sequencer for FlamJam, to handle row by row processing of flams. Collects up to 4 flams per interval to describe its flammyness.

Member Data Documentation

mod_parts

std::array<float, 4> FJ_Sequencer::mod_parts = { 1.F, 1.F, 1.F, 1.F }

track up to 4 flams per interval, if the number of flams exceeds this number we'll just min_set (OR we could keep a moving array of flams, and not flams, which would make consecutive flams much more debilitating and interval proof the sequencing.. however.. it's probably not necessary to get that fancy

the_fifth_flammament

bool FJ_Sequencer::the_fifth_flammament = false

there's too many flams already, don't bother with new sequencing and shortcut into a minset in flamjammod technically this means we won't start constructing sequences again until the next interval.. not sure if this is desired behavior

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• /home/runner/work/etterna/etterna/src/Etterna/MinaCalc/Agnostic/HA_Sequencers/FlamSequencing.h