2 Copyright (C) 2006,2007 John Anderson
3 Copyright (C) 2012 Paul Davis
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23 #include "control_group.h"
25 using namespace ArdourSurface;
26 using namespace Mackie;
28 int const Pot::External = 0x2e; /* specific ID for "vpot" representing external control */
29 int const Pot::ID = 0x10; /* base value for v-pot IDs */
32 Pot::factory (Surface& surface, int id, const char* name, Group& group)
34 Pot* p = new Pot (id, name, group);
36 p->is_qcon = surface.get_qcon_flag();
37 surface.controls.push_back (p);
43 Pot::set (float val, bool onoff, Mode mode)
45 // TODO do an exact calc for 0.50? To allow manually re-centering the port.
49 // center on if val is "very close" to 0.50
51 // center the position and shift bits for standard mackie surface
52 msg = (val > 0.48 && val < 0.58 ? 1 : 0) << 6;
53 } else { //center the position and don't shift anything for qcon - TODO: on center position lit the center LED on the ring
54 if(val > 0.48 && val < 0.58) {
65 // Mackie mode - Supports all ring modes
68 // Qcon rotary mode - Only "DOT" mode? - TODO: Investigate how to proper set vpot rings to different modes on qcon
73 * Even though a width value may be negative, there is
74 * technically still width there, it is just reversed,
75 * so make sure to show it on the LED ring appropriately.
81 // val, but only if off hasn't explicitly been set
84 msg |= (lrintf (val * 6)) & 0x0f; // 0b00001111
86 msg |= (lrintf (val * 10.0) + 1) & 0x0f; // 0b00001111
90 /* outbound LED message requires 0x20 to be added to the LED's id
93 return MidiByteArray (3, 0xb0, 0x20 + id(), msg);