#include <juce_AudioProcessor_ARAExtensions.h>
Extension class meant to be subclassed by the plugin's implementation of
- See also
- AudioProcessor.
Subclassing AudioProcessorARAExtension allows access to the three possible plugin instance roles as defined by the ARA SDK. Hosts can assign any subset of roles to each plugin instance.
@tags{ARA}
◆ AudioProcessorARAExtension()
| juce::AudioProcessorARAExtension::AudioProcessorARAExtension |
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◆ didBindToARA()
| void juce::AudioProcessorARAExtension::didBindToARA |
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Optional hook for derived classes to perform any additional initialization that may be needed.
If overriding this, make sure you call the base class implementation from your override.
◆ getEditorRenderer()
template<typename EditorRenderer_t = ARAEditorRenderer>
| EditorRenderer_t * juce::AudioProcessorARAExtension::getEditorRenderer |
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Returns the result of ARA::PlugIn::PlugInExtension::getEditorRenderer() with the pointer cast to ARAEditorRenderer*.
If you have overridden ARADocumentControllerSpecialisation::doCreateEditorRenderer(), then you can use the template parameter to cast the pointers to your subclass of ARAEditorRenderer.
◆ getEditorView()
template<typename EditorView_t = ARAEditorView>
| EditorView_t * juce::AudioProcessorARAExtension::getEditorView |
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Returns the result of ARA::PlugIn::PlugInExtension::getEditorView() with the pointer cast to ARAEditorView*.
If you have overridden ARADocumentControllerSpecialisation::doCreateEditorView(), then you can use the template parameter to cast the pointers to your subclass of ARAEditorView.
◆ getPlaybackRenderer()
template<typename PlaybackRenderer_t = ARAPlaybackRenderer>
| PlaybackRenderer_t * juce::AudioProcessorARAExtension::getPlaybackRenderer |
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Returns the result of ARA::PlugIn::PlugInExtension::getPlaybackRenderer() with the pointer cast to ARAPlaybackRenderer*.
If you have overridden ARADocumentControllerSpecialisation::doCreatePlaybackRenderer(), then you can use the template parameter to cast the pointers to your subclass of ARAPlaybackRenderer.
◆ getTailLengthSecondsForARA()
| bool juce::AudioProcessorARAExtension::getTailLengthSecondsForARA |
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Implementation helper for AudioProcessor::getTailLengthSeconds().
If bound to ARA, this traverses the instance roles to retrieve the respective tail time and returns true. Otherwise returns false and leaves tailLength unmodified.
◆ isEditorRenderer()
| bool juce::AudioProcessorARAExtension::isEditorRenderer |
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◆ isEditorView()
| bool juce::AudioProcessorARAExtension::isEditorView |
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◆ isPlaybackRenderer()
| bool juce::AudioProcessorARAExtension::isPlaybackRenderer |
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◆ prepareToPlayForARA()
Implementation helper for AudioProcessor::prepareToPlay().
If bound to ARA, this traverses the instance roles to prepare them for play and returns true. Otherwise returns false and does nothing.
◆ processBlockForARA() [1/2]
Implementation helper for AudioProcessor::processBlock().
If bound to ARA, this traverses the instance roles to let them process the block and returns true. Otherwise returns false and does nothing.
Use this overload if your rendering code does not have a current positionInfo available.
◆ processBlockForARA() [2/2]
Implementation helper for AudioProcessor::processBlock().
If bound to ARA, this traverses the instance roles to let them process the block and returns true. Otherwise returns false and does nothing.
Use this overload if your rendering code already has a current positionInfo available.
◆ releaseResourcesForARA()
| bool juce::AudioProcessorARAExtension::releaseResourcesForARA |
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Implementation helper for AudioProcessor::releaseResources().
If bound to ARA, this traverses the instance roles to let them release resources and returns true. Otherwise returns false and does nothing.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: