JUCE/modules/juce_blocks_basics/blocks/juce_ControlButton.h

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namespace juce
{

/**
    Represents a button on a block device.

    @tags{Blocks}
*/
class ControlButton
{
public:
    ControlButton (Block&);

    /** Destructor. */
    virtual ~ControlButton();

    /** These are all known types of control buttons.
        You can find out which buttons a device has by calling getButtons(),
        and can get the name of a button type with getButtonName().
    */
    enum ButtonFunction
    {
        mode,   /**< The side button on a lightpad block and the first button on a live/loop block. */

        volume, /**< The volume button on a live/loop block. */

        // common to all types of block
        up,     /**< The up button on a control block.   */
        down,   /**< The down button on a control block. */

        // live block buttons
        scale,   /**< The scale button on a live block.   */
        chord,   /**< The chord button on a live block.   */
        arp,     /**< The arp button on a live block.     */
        sustain, /**< The sustain button on a live block. */
        octave,  /**< The octave button on a live block.  */
        love,    /**< The love button on a live block.    */

        // loop block buttons
        click,       /**< The click button on a loop block.         */
        snap,        /**< The snap button on a loop block.          */
        back,        /**< The back button on a loop block.          */
        playOrPause, /**< The play or pause button on a loop block. */
        record,      /**< The record button on a loop block.        */
        learn,       /**< The learn button on a loop block.         */

        // developer block buttons
        button0, /**< Button 0 on a developer block. */
        button1, /**< Button 1 on a developer block. */
        button2, /**< Button 2 on a developer block. */
        button3, /**< Button 3 on a developer block. */
        button4, /**< Button 4 on a developer block. */
        button5, /**< Button 5 on a developer block. */
        button6, /**< Button 6 on a developer block. */
        button7, /**< Button 7 on a developer block. */

        // touch block buttons
        velocitySensitivity, /**< The velocity sensitivity button on a touch block. */
        glideSensitivity,    /**< The glide sensitivity button on a touch block.    */
        slideSensitivity,    /**< The slide sensitivity button on a touch block.    */
        pressSensitivity,    /**< The press sensitivity button on a touch block.    */
        liftSensitivity,     /**< The lift sensitivity button on a touch block.     */
        fixedVelocity,       /**< The fixed velocity button on a touch block.       */
        glideLock,           /**< The glide lock button on a touch block.           */
        pianoMode            /**< The piano mode button on a touch block.           */
    };

    /** Returns the button's type. */
    virtual ButtonFunction getType() const = 0;

    /** Returns the button's description. */
    virtual String getName() const = 0;

    /** Returns the position of this button on the device, in device units.
        For buttons that are on the side of the device, this may want to return a value that
        is beyond the physical block size.
    */
    virtual float getPositionX() const = 0;

    /** Returns the position of this button on the device, in device units.
        For buttons that are on the side of the device, this may want to return a value that
        is beyond the physical block size.
    */
    virtual float getPositionY() const = 0;

    /** Returns true if this button has a controllable light. */
    virtual bool hasLight() const = 0;

    /** If the button can light-up, this sets its colour. */
    virtual bool setLightColour (LEDColour newColour) = 0;

    /** A listener that can be attached to a ControlButton object so that it
        gets called when the button is pushed or released.
    */
    struct Listener
    {
        virtual ~Listener();

        /** Called when the button is pressed. */
        virtual void buttonPressed (ControlButton&, Block::Timestamp) = 0;
        /** Called when the button is released. */
        virtual void buttonReleased (ControlButton&, Block::Timestamp) = 0;
    };

    /** Adds a listener to the control button. */
    void addListener (Listener*);
    /** Removes a listener from the control button. */
    void removeListener (Listener*);

    /** The control block that this button belongs to. */
    Block& block;

protected:
    ListenerList<Listener> listeners;

    JUCE_DECLARE_NON_COPYABLE_WITH_LEAK_DETECTOR (ControlButton)
};

} // namespace juce