public abstract class AbstractEnvelopeParam extends Object
Type | Property and Description |
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javafx.beans.property.IntegerProperty |
value |
Constructor and Description |
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AbstractEnvelopeParam(int min,
int max,
String name)
Construcutor for a
Node . |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
addChangeListener(javafx.beans.value.ChangeListener<AbstractEnvelopeParam> l) |
int |
getFaderNum() |
int |
getMax() |
int |
getMin() |
String |
getName() |
int |
getPos() |
boolean |
isVariable() |
void |
removeChangeListener(javafx.beans.value.ChangeListener<AbstractEnvelopeParam> l) |
void |
setFaderNum(int faderNum) |
void |
setPos(int pos) |
javafx.beans.property.IntegerProperty |
valueProperty() |
public AbstractEnvelopeParam(int min, int max, String name)
Node
.
Using null
s for the Models and Senders and setting min to
max means that the node is stationary on that axis and has no related
parameter.
minx
- The minimum value permitted by the synth parameter which rides
the X axis of the node.maxx
- The maximum value permitted by the synth parameter which rides
the X axis of the node.miny
- The minimum value permitted by the synth parameter which rides
the Y axis of the node. Using Node.SAME
for
miny
means that the height remains at whatever
the previous node was at.maxy
- The maximum value permitted by the synth parameter which rides
the Y axis of the node. When Node.SAME
is used
for miny
, this parameter is ignored.namex
- The names of the X-axis parameters riding each access.namey
- The names of the Y-axis parameters riding each access.EnvelopeWidget
public javafx.beans.property.IntegerProperty valueProperty()
public int getFaderNum()
public void setFaderNum(int faderNum)
public int getPos()
public void setPos(int pos)
public int getMin()
public int getMax()
public String getName()
public boolean isVariable()
public void addChangeListener(javafx.beans.value.ChangeListener<AbstractEnvelopeParam> l)
public void removeChangeListener(javafx.beans.value.ChangeListener<AbstractEnvelopeParam> l)
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