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    Rosegarden
    A MIDI and audio sequencer and musical notation editor.
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*/


#include "SegmentSyncCommand.h"

#include "base/Selection.h"
#include "commands/notation/KeyInsertionCommand.h"
#include "commands/edit/TransposeCommand.h"
#include "commands/segment/SegmentChangeTransposeCommand.h"
#include "commands/segment/SegmentTransposeCommand.h"
#include "commands/segment/SegmentSyncClefCommand.h"

namespace Rosegarden
{
SegmentSyncCommand::SegmentSyncCommand(Segment &segment, int newTranspose, int lowRange, int highRange, const Clef& clef) :
        MacroCommand(tr("Sync segment parameters"))
{
    processSegment(segment, newTranspose, lowRange, highRange, clef);
}

SegmentSyncCommand::SegmentSyncCommand(SegmentSelection selection, int newTranspose, int lowRange, int highRange, const Clef& clef) :
        MacroCommand(tr("Sync segment parameters"))
{
    for (SegmentSelection::iterator i = selection.begin();
            i != selection.end(); ++i) 
    {
        Segment &segment = **i;    
        processSegment(segment, newTranspose, lowRange, highRange, clef);
    }
}

SegmentSyncCommand::SegmentSyncCommand(std::vector<Segment *> segments, int newTranspose, int lowRange, int highRange, const Clef& clef) :
        MacroCommand(tr("Sync segment parameters"))
{
	for (size_t i = 0; i < segments.size(); i++) {
        processSegment(*(segments[i]), newTranspose, lowRange, highRange, clef);
    }
}

SegmentSyncCommand::SegmentSyncCommand(SegmentMultiSet& segments, TrackId selectedTrack, int newTranspose, int lowRange, int highRange, const Clef& clef) :
        MacroCommand(tr("Sync segment parameters"))
{
    for (SegmentMultiSet::const_iterator si = segments.begin();
                        si != segments.end(); ++si) {
        if ((*si)->getTrack() == selectedTrack) {
            processSegment(**si, newTranspose, lowRange, highRange, clef);
        }
    }
}

void 
SegmentSyncCommand::processSegment(Segment &segment, int newTranspose, int lowRange, int highRange, const Clef& clef)
{
    MacroCommand * macroCommand = this;
    
    // if the new desired setting for 'transpose' is higher, we need to 
    // transpose the notes upwards to compensate:
    int semitones = segment.getTranspose() - newTranspose;
    
    // Say the old transpose was -2 and the new is 0, this corresponds to
    // Bb and C. The height of the old transpose is 1 below the height of the new.
    //
    // "Both segment.getTranspose() and newTranspose might be less then zero
    // yielding an invalid pitch. Simple solution, use an offset for both, like
    // 60. Since we are interested in the difference, this common offset won't harm
    // but is make sure the pitch will be positive (unless we have to transpose over 5 
    // octaves which is very unlikely :-))." --Niek van den Berg
    //
    // And that's why we use 60 here:
    int oldHeight = Pitch(60 + segment.getTranspose()).getHeightOnStaff(Clef::Treble, Key("C major"));
    int newHeight = Pitch(60 + newTranspose).getHeightOnStaff(Clef::Treble, Key("C major"));
    int steps = oldHeight - newHeight;

    SegmentTransposeCommand* command = new SegmentTransposeCommand(segment, true, steps, semitones, true);
    macroCommand->addCommand(command);
    
    // TODO do this in an undoable fashion:
    segment.setLowestPlayable(lowRange);
    segment.setHighestPlayable(highRange);
    
    macroCommand->addCommand(new SegmentSyncClefCommand(segment, clef));
}


SegmentSyncCommand::~SegmentSyncCommand()
{}


}
