afGetLoopIDs(3dm) afGetLoopIDs(3dm)
afGetLoopIDs - get a number and list of loop ID's for an instrument
configuration
#include <dmedia/audiofile.h>
int afGetLoopIDs(AFfilehandle file, int instid, int loopids[])
file expects an AFfilehandle structure, created when an audio file
is opened by a call to afOpenFile(3dm) or its equivalent.
instid is an integer which identifies a chunk of instrument parameters
contained in file. Since the number of supported inst chunks
varies with file format, applications should always retrieve
this value via afGetInstIDs(3dm).
loopids is an array of integer locations used to return a list of
(unique) positive loop id's for the given instrument chunk. If
loopids is a null pointer, afGetLoopIDs() simply returns the
number of loops for the given instrument.
afGetLoopIDs() returns a nonnegative integer count of the number of loop
structures in the specified instrument chunk. You use this value to
determine the size of an array which you pass back to afGetLoopIDs().
For AIFF-C (and AIFF) files, the number of loop structures in the
AF_DEFAULT_INST chunk is always 2: a sustain loop and a release loop.
For other file formats, this number may vary from 0 to an unlimited
quantity.
afGetLoopIDs() reports the number of loops for instid, and supplies a
list of unique positive id's for the loops in loopids[].
Typically, you call afGetLoopIDs() twice. The first time, you pass it a
null loopids pointer and just check the return value. This value tells
you how many locations to allocate in the loopids[] array, which you pass
back to afGetLoopIDs() to obtain a list of loop ID's.
You can then use these id's to reference the individual loops and obtain
information about them such as play mode, start and end points (see
afGetLoopStart(3dm)), and for some formats, the loop count (see
afGetLoopCount(3dm)).
For AIFF-C (and AIFF), you can obtain loop ID's for the sustain and
release loops in the instrument map directly by calling
afGetInstParamLong(3dm) with the parameters AF_INST_SUSLOOPID and
AF_INST_RELLOOPID.
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afGetLoopIDs(3dm) afGetLoopIDs(3dm)
These functions may return any number of loops within an inst, not just
the fixed value of 2 current found in AIFF/AIFF-C files. Other supported
file formats have different loop configurations than those in AIFF/AIFFC.
Applications may use the afQuery(3dm) system to determine whether a
format supports loops and if so, the number allowed. A program should be
written to expect and ignore loop configurations it does not understand.
afOpenFile(3dm), afInitLoopIDs(3dm), afGetInstParamLong(3dm),
afGetLoopStart(3dm)
afGetLoopIDs(3dm) afGetLoopIDs(3dm)
afGetLoopIDs - get a number and list of loop ID's for an instrument
configuration
#include <dmedia/audiofile.h>
int afGetLoopIDs(AFfilehandle file, int instid, int loopids[])
file expects an AFfilehandle structure, created when an audio file
is opened by a call to afOpenFile(3dm) or its equivalent.
instid is an integer which identifies a chunk of instrument parameters
contained in file. Since the number of supported inst chunks
varies with file format, applications should always retrieve
this value via afGetInstIDs(3dm).
loopids is an array of integer locations used to return a list of
(unique) positive loop id's for the given instrument chunk. If
loopids is a null pointer, afGetLoopIDs() simply returns the
number of loops for the given instrument.
afGetLoopIDs() returns a nonnegative integer count of the number of loop
structures in the specified instrument chunk. You use this value to
determine the size of an array which you pass back to afGetLoopIDs().
For AIFF-C (and AIFF) files, the number of loop structures in the
AF_DEFAULT_INST chunk is always 2: a sustain loop and a release loop.
For other file formats, this number may vary from 0 to an unlimited
quantity.
afGetLoopIDs() reports the number of loops for instid, and supplies a
list of unique positive id's for the loops in loopids[].
Typically, you call afGetLoopIDs() twice. The first time, you pass it a
null loopids pointer and just check the return value. This value tells
you how many locations to allocate in the loopids[] array, which you pass
back to afGetLoopIDs() to obtain a list of loop ID's.
You can then use these id's to reference the individual loops and obtain
information about them such as play mode, start and end points (see
afGetLoopStart(3dm)), and for some formats, the loop count (see
afGetLoopCount(3dm)).
For AIFF-C (and AIFF), you can obtain loop ID's for the sustain and
release loops in the instrument map directly by calling
afGetInstParamLong(3dm) with the parameters AF_INST_SUSLOOPID and
AF_INST_RELLOOPID.
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afGetLoopIDs(3dm) afGetLoopIDs(3dm)
These functions may return any number of loops within an inst, not just
the fixed value of 2 current found in AIFF/AIFF-C files. Other supported
file formats have different loop configurations than those in AIFF/AIFFC.
Applications may use the afQuery(3dm) system to determine whether a
format supports loops and if so, the number allowed. A program should be
written to expect and ignore loop configurations it does not understand.
afOpenFile(3dm), afInitLoopIDs(3dm), afGetInstParamLong(3dm),
afGetLoopStart(3dm)
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