RPG::Music Class Reference

Used for background music settings. More...

#include <Music.h>

Public Member Functions
	Music ()
	Simple constructor, creates an (OFF) music item which will stop the music when played.
	Music (Music &ref)
	Copy constructor.
	Music (std::string filename, int fadeInTime, int volume, int speed, int pan)
	Extended constructor, creates a music item based on the given settings.
	~Music ()
	Destructor.
void	set (Music &ref)
	Sets a music item to the settings of another.
void	play ()
	Plays the music.

Static Public Member Functions
static void	stop ()
	Stops the current music.
static void	fadeOut (int time)
	Fades out the current music.

Public Attributes
DStringPtr	filename
	Filename.
int	fadeInTime
	Time to fade in (in milliseconds)
int	volume
	Volume (0 to 100)
int	speed
	Speed (100 is normal)
int	pan
	Pan (0 to 100, 50 is normal)

Detailed Description

Used for background music settings.

This class is used to store the settings of a background music "item". This class is one of the exceptions to the "do not instantiate" rule, because it may be created and destroyed like any other C++ object. However, RPG::Music pointers in RPG classes still shouldn't be assigned, you have to use the set method instead.

See also

set

RPG::Sound

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Music() [1/2]

RPG::Music::Music

(

Music &

ref

)

Copy constructor.

Parameters

ref	RPG::Music item to copy

See also

set

Music() [2/2]

RPG::Music::Music	(	std::string	filename,
		int	fadeInTime,
		int	volume,
		int	speed,
		int	pan )

Extended constructor, creates a music item based on the given settings.

Parameters

filename	Filename
fadeInTime	Time to fade in
volume	Volume
speed	Speed
pan	Pan value

Member Function Documentation

fadeOut()

static void RPG::Music::fadeOut ( int time )

static

Fades out the current music.

Parameters

time	Duration (in milliseconds)

set()

void RPG::Music::set

(

Music &

ref

)

Sets a music item to the settings of another.

This method should be used to "assign" a music item to an RPG::Music pointer in an RPG class.

Example:

RPG::Music newMusic("Boss1", 0, 100, 100, 50);
RPG::system->battleBGM->set(newMusic);

See also

Music(Music &)

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• include/DynRPG/Music.h