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Sequence.cpp: Convert all blockfiles types including aliases in ConvertToSampleFormat

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mchinen 2012-03-01 04:18:32 +00:00
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commit 57694a2449
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@ -177,54 +177,42 @@ bool Sequence::ConvertToSampleFormat(sampleFormat format, bool* pbChanged)
{
SeqBlock* pOldSeqBlock = mBlock->Item(i);
BlockFile* pOldBlockFile = pOldSeqBlock->f;
if (pOldBlockFile->IsAlias())
sampleCount len = pOldSeqBlock->f->GetLength();
samplePtr bufferOld = NewSamples(len, oldFormat);
samplePtr bufferNew = NewSamples(len, mSampleFormat);
bSuccess = (pOldBlockFile->ReadData(bufferOld, oldFormat, 0, len) > 0);
if (!bSuccess)
break;
CopySamples(bufferOld, oldFormat, bufferNew, mSampleFormat, len);
// Note this fix for http://bugzilla.audacityteam.org/show_bug.cgi?id=451,
// using Blockify, allows (len < mMinSamples).
// This will happen consistently when going from more bytes per sample to fewer...
// This will create a block that's smaller than mMinSamples, which
// shouldn't be allowed, but we agreed it's okay for now.
//vvvvv ANSWER-ME: Does this cause any bugs, or failures on write, elsewhere?
// If so, need to special-case (len < mMinSamples) and start combining data
// from the old blocks... Oh no!
// Using Blockify will handle the cases where len > the new mMaxSamples. Previous code did not.
BlockArray* pSplitBlockArray = Blockify(bufferNew, len);
bSuccess = (pSplitBlockArray->GetCount() > 0);
if (bSuccess)
{
// No conversion of aliased data.
//v Should the user be alerted, as we're not actually converting the aliased file?
// James (2011-12-01, offlist) believes this is okay because we are assuring
// the user we'll do the format conversion if we turn this into a non-aliased block.
// TODO: Confirm that.
pNewBlockArray->Add(pOldSeqBlock);
}
else
{
sampleCount len = pOldSeqBlock->f->GetLength();
samplePtr bufferOld = NewSamples(len, oldFormat);
samplePtr bufferNew = NewSamples(len, mSampleFormat);
bSuccess = (pOldBlockFile->ReadData(bufferOld, oldFormat, 0, len) > 0);
if (!bSuccess)
break;
CopySamples(bufferOld, oldFormat, bufferNew, mSampleFormat, len);
// Note this fix for http://bugzilla.audacityteam.org/show_bug.cgi?id=451,
// using Blockify, allows (len < mMinSamples).
// This will happen consistently when going from more bytes per sample to fewer...
// This will create a block that's smaller than mMinSamples, which
// shouldn't be allowed, but we agreed it's okay for now.
//vvvvv ANSWER-ME: Does this cause any bugs, or failures on write, elsewhere?
// If so, need to special-case (len < mMinSamples) and start combining data
// from the old blocks... Oh no!
// Using Blockify will handle the cases where len > the new mMaxSamples. Previous code did not.
BlockArray* pSplitBlockArray = Blockify(bufferNew, len);
bSuccess = (pSplitBlockArray->GetCount() > 0);
if (bSuccess)
for (size_t j = 0; j < pSplitBlockArray->GetCount(); j++)
{
for (size_t j = 0; j < pSplitBlockArray->GetCount(); j++)
{
pSplitBlockArray->Item(j)->start += mBlock->Item(i)->start;
pNewBlockArray->Add(pSplitBlockArray->Item(j));
}
*pbChanged = true;
pSplitBlockArray->Item(j)->start += mBlock->Item(i)->start;
pNewBlockArray->Add(pSplitBlockArray->Item(j));
}
delete pSplitBlockArray;
DeleteSamples(bufferNew);
DeleteSamples(bufferOld);
*pbChanged = true;
}
delete pSplitBlockArray;
DeleteSamples(bufferNew);
DeleteSamples(bufferOld);
}
if (bSuccess)
@ -234,11 +222,8 @@ bool Sequence::ConvertToSampleFormat(sampleFormat format, bool* pbChanged)
for (size_t i = 0; (i < mBlock->GetCount() && bSuccess); i++)
{
SeqBlock* pOldSeqBlock = mBlock->Item(i);
if (!pOldSeqBlock->f->IsAlias())
{
mDirManager->Deref(pOldSeqBlock->f);
pOldSeqBlock->f = NULL; //vvvvv ...so we don't delete the file when we delete mBlock, next. ANSWER-ME: Right, or delete?
}
mDirManager->Deref(pOldSeqBlock->f);
pOldSeqBlock->f = NULL; //vvvvv ...so we don't delete the file when we delete mBlock, next. ANSWER-ME: Right, or delete?
}
delete mBlock;