Examples with Tuple2 com.xenoage.utils.kernel.Tuple2 used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Tuple2

use of com.xenoage.utils.kernel.Tuple2 in project Zong by Xenoage.

the class Base43e method getExpectedClefs.

static List<Tuple2<MP, Clef>> getExpectedClefs() {
    List<Tuple2<MP, Clef>> clefs = alist();
    clefs.add(t(atBeat(0, 0, unknown, Companion.get_0()), new Clef(ClefType.Companion.getClefTreble())));
    clefs.add(t(atBeat(0, 2, unknown, Companion.get_0()), new Clef(new ClefType(ClefSymbol.C, 2))));
    clefs.add(t(atBeat(1, 0, unknown, Companion.get_0()), new Clef(ClefType.Companion.getClefBass())));
    clefs.add(t(atBeat(1, 1, unknown, Companion.get_0()), new Clef(ClefType.Companion.getClefTreble())));
    return clefs;
}

Example 2 with Tuple2

use of com.xenoage.utils.kernel.Tuple2 in project Zong by Xenoage.

the class Test21d method test.

@Test
public void test() {
    MxlPart part = getFirstPart();
    List<Tuple2<MP, ? extends Direction>> expectedDirections = getExpectedDirections();
    // check only directions in this test
    int iDirection = 0;
    for (int iMeasure = 0; iMeasure <= 1; iMeasure++) {
        MxlMeasure measure = part.getMeasures().get(iMeasure);
        for (MxlMusicDataContent data : measure.getMusicData().getContent()) {
            if (data.getMusicDataContentType() == MxlMusicDataContentType.Direction) {
                // check type
                MxlDirection dir = (MxlDirection) data;
                MxlDirectionTypeContent content = dir.getDirectionTypes().get(0).getContent();
                if (iDirection == 0) {
                    // Words "Largo"
                    assertEquals(0, iMeasure);
                    assertEquals(MxlDirectionTypeContentType.Words, content.getDirectionTypeContentType());
                    assertEquals("Largo", ((MxlWords) content).getFormattedText().getValue());
                } else if (iDirection == 1) {
                    // Dynamic "fp"
                    assertEquals(0, iMeasure);
                    assertEquals(MxlDirectionTypeContentType.Dynamics, content.getDirectionTypeContentType());
                    assertEquals(DynamicValue.fp, ((MxlDynamics) content).getElement());
                } else if (iDirection == 2) {
                    // Dynamic "p"
                    assertEquals(1, iMeasure);
                    assertEquals(MxlDirectionTypeContentType.Dynamics, content.getDirectionTypeContentType());
                    assertEquals(DynamicValue.p, ((MxlDynamics) content).getElement());
                }
                iDirection++;
            }
        }
    }
    assertEquals("not all directions found", expectedDirections.size(), iDirection);
}

Example 3 with Tuple2

use of com.xenoage.utils.kernel.Tuple2 in project Zong by Xenoage.

the class Base21d method getExpectedDirections.

default List<Tuple2<MP, ? extends Direction>> getExpectedDirections() {
    List<Tuple2<MP, ? extends Direction>> expectedDirections = alist();
    Words largo = new Words(new UnformattedText("Largo"));
    largo.setPositioning(Placement.Above);
    expectedDirections.add(t(mp0, largo));
    Dynamic fp = new Dynamic(DynamicValue.fp);
    fp.setPositioning(Placement.Below);
    expectedDirections.add(t(mp0, fp));
    Dynamic p = new Dynamic(DynamicValue.p);
    fp.setPositioning(Placement.Below);
    expectedDirections.add(t(mp0.withMeasure(1), p));
    return expectedDirections;
}

Example 4 with Tuple2

use of com.xenoage.utils.kernel.Tuple2 in project Zong by Xenoage.

the class Base43e method getExpectedDirections.

static List<Tuple2<MP, Direction>> getExpectedDirections() {
    Wedge wedge;
    List<Tuple2<MP, Direction>> directions = alist();
    directions.add(t(atBeat(0, 0, unknown, Companion.get_0()), new Dynamic(DynamicValue.ffff)));
    directions.add(t(atBeat(0, 0, unknown, Companion.fr(3, 4)), new Dynamic(DynamicValue.p)));
    directions.add(t(atBeat(1, 0, unknown, Companion.get_0()), wedge = new Wedge(WedgeType.Crescendo)));
    directions.add(t(atBeat(1, 0, unknown, Companion.fr(2, 4)), wedge.getWedgeEnd()));
    return directions;
}

Example 5 with Tuple2

use of com.xenoage.utils.kernel.Tuple2 in project Zong by Xenoage.

the class Base46c method getExpectedClefs.

static List<Tuple2<MP, Clef>> getExpectedClefs() {
    List<Tuple2<MP, Clef>> clefs = alist();
    clefs.add(t(atBeat(0, 0, unknown, Companion.get_0()), new Clef(ClefType.Companion.getClefTreble())));
    clefs.add(t(atBeat(0, 2, unknown, Companion.get_0()), new Clef(new ClefType(ClefSymbol.C, 2))));
    clefs.add(t(atBeat(0, 3, unknown, Companion.fr(2, 4)), new Clef(ClefType.Companion.getClefTreble())));
    return clefs;
}