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VoiceMarkers.mesa

module to handle markers in voice, of two types

i) a special character which the user can place at a selection and remove using button-pushes

ii) annotation of voice with text

Ades, April 30, 1986 10:09:54 am PDT

DIRECTORY

Basics USING [BYTE],

ImagerFont USING [Font],

Menus USING [MenuProc],

TiogaOpsDefs USING [Ref],

ViewerClasses USING [Viewer],

VoiceViewers USING [VoiceViewerInfo, SoundInterval, TextMarkEntry],

Rope USING [ROPE];

VoiceMarkers: CEDAR DEFINITIONS = BEGIN

---- constants describing the size of characters used in the voiceProfile/voicePlay fonts

these probably should be picked up from the fonts parameters. Note that when there is artwork on any part of a line, selections on that line will be as tall as the artwork [see TextInVoiceImpl for how the ascent of the artwork is set]. If there is no artwork on that line we still want the selections to be 'tall', so the two voice fonts each contain one character ['?] which has an ascent of 24.0 - the same as the artwork. This causes all selections to be 'tall'.

See also comments in TextInVoiceImpl about the interaction of artworks and VoiceProfile.Style

voiceCharWidth: REAL = 8.0;

voiceCharAscent: REAL = 9.0;

voiceCharDescent: REAL = 1.0;

voiceCharHeight: REAL = voiceCharAscent + voiceCharDescent;

---- routines to do with character markers

AddCharMark: Menus.MenuProc;

DeleteCharMarks: Menus.MenuProc;

LockedAddCharMark: PROC [viewer: ViewerClasses.Viewer, position: INT];

DisplayCharMarks: PROC [unMarkedRope: Rope.ROPE, charMarkList: LIST OF INT, skipChars: INT]

RETURNS [Rope.ROPE];

this gets called by SoundList.SoundChars, which has been called to build the viewer contents corresponding to some soundlist, the first skipChars omitted: takes that rope and replaces normal characters with marker characters as appropriate

ExtractCharMarks: PUBLIC PROC [viewerInfo: VoiceViewers.VoiceViewerInfo, soundInterval: VoiceViewers.SoundInterval];

return as selection.charMarkList a copy [n.b.] of the section of the character mark list in viewerInfo falling in to the region of selection.ropeInterval

EditCharMarks: PROC [viewerInfo: VoiceViewers.VoiceViewerInfo, unchangedHead, deleteChars, insertChars: INT, soundInterval: VoiceViewers.SoundInterval];

this gets called when an edit is made to the contents of the viewer: it keeps the charMarkList in step with the edit

---- routines to do with textual markers

voiceMarkerFont: ImagerFont.Font; -- the font used to display the text

voiceCharSet: Basics.BYTE = 0; -- since at times a 16-bit Xerox character code is called for

TextInput: PROC [viewer: ViewerClasses.Viewer, input: Rope.ROPE];

all printable characters typed in to a voice viewer cause this procedure to be called

BackSpace: PROC [viewer: ViewerClasses.Viewer];

similarly BackSpacing gets this one called

BackWord: PROC [viewer: ViewerClasses.Viewer];

yes - you're getting the pattern . .

RedrawTextMarkers: PROC [viewer: ViewerClasses.Viewer, voiceCharNode: TiogaOpsDefs.Ref];

called by voicePlayBack's redraw procedure [under voiceLock] to place all the textual markers back into a voice viewer

ExtractTextMarks: PUBLIC PROC [viewerInfo: VoiceViewers.VoiceViewerInfo, soundInterval: VoiceViewers.SoundInterval];

return as selection.textMarkList a copy [n.b.] of the section of the textual mark list in viewerInfo falling in to the region of selection.ropeInterval

EditTextMarks: PROC [viewerInfo: VoiceViewers.VoiceViewerInfo, unchangedHead, deleteChars, insertChars: INT, soundInterval: VoiceViewers.SoundInterval];

this gets called when an edit is made to the contents of the viewer: it keeps the textMarkList in step with the edit

RopeFromTextList: PROC [LIST OF VoiceViewers.TextMarkEntry] RETURNS [Rope.ROPE];

convert the list of text markers in a voice viewer into a rope suitable for saving in a textual document at the position of a talks bubble

TextListFromRope: PROC [Rope.ROPE] RETURNS [LIST OF VoiceViewers.TextMarkEntry];

and go the other way

END.