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diff --git a/msd2D/01_msd2Dtest.pd b/msd2D/01_msd2Dtest.pd
index 8471b97..fc15b70 100644
--- a/msd2D/01_msd2Dtest.pd
+++ b/msd2D/01_msd2Dtest.pd
@@ -180,6 +180,7 @@
#X connect 32 0 7 0;
#X connect 38 0 37 0;
#X connect 38 1 36 0;
+#X connect 38 2 1 0;
#X connect 44 0 15 0;
#X connect 45 0 47 0;
#X connect 45 0 48 0;
diff --git a/msd2D/license.txt b/msd2D/license.txt
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..b1e3f5a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/msd2D/license.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,504 @@
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diff --git a/msd2D/main.cpp b/msd2D/main.cpp
index 9c8460a..863513c 100755
--- a/msd2D/main.cpp
+++ b/msd2D/main.cpp
@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@
/*
msd2D - mass spring damper model for Pure Data or Max/MSP
+ Copyright (C) 2005 Nicolas Montgermont
Written by Nicolas Montgermont for a Master's train in Acoustic,
Signal processing and Computing Applied to Music (ATIAM, Paris 6)
at La Kitchen supervised by Cyrille Henry.
@@ -15,31 +16,29 @@
Contact : Nicolas Montgermont, montgermont@la-kitchen.fr
Cyrille Henry, Cyrille.Henry@la-kitchen.fr
- This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
- modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
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- This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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- along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
- Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
-
- Version 0.01, 12.04.2005
+ This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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+ License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
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+ This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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+ License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
+ Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
+
+ Version 0.02 -- 15.04.2005
*/
// include flext header
#include <flext.h>
-
#include <math.h>
// define constants
-#define MSD2D_VERSION 0.01
+#define MSD2D_VERSION 0.02
#define nb_max_link 4000
#define nb_max_mass 4000
#define Id_length 20
@@ -67,7 +66,6 @@ typedef struct _mass {
t_float posY2;
t_float forceY;
t_float out_forceY;
- char Id_string[Id_length];
} t_mass;
typedef struct _link {
@@ -78,7 +76,6 @@ typedef struct _link {
t_float K1, D1, D2;
t_float longx, longy, longueur;
t_float distance_old;
- char Id_string[Id_length];
} t_link;
class msd2D:
@@ -116,7 +113,7 @@ protected:
for (i=0; i<nb_link; i++) {
delete link[i];
}
- ToOutAnything(1,gensym("Reset"),0,sortie);
+ ToOutAnything(1,S_Reset,0,sortie);
nb_link = 0;
nb_mass = 0;
id_mass = 0;
@@ -181,110 +178,89 @@ protected:
// Id, nbr, mobile, invM, speedX, posX, forceX
{
t_atom sortie[6], aux[2];
- int M;
+ t_float M;
mass[nb_mass] = new t_mass; // new pointer
- mass[nb_mass]->Id = GetASymbol(argv[0]); // ID
- mass[nb_mass]->mobile = GetAInt(argv[1]); // mobile
- if (GetAInt(argv[2])==0)
+ mass[nb_mass]->Id = GetSymbol(argv[0]); // ID
+ mass[nb_mass]->mobile = GetInt(argv[1]); // mobile
+ if (GetFloat(argv[2])==0)
M=1;
- else M = GetAInt(argv[2]);
- mass[nb_mass]->invM = 1/((float)M); // invM
+ else M = GetFloat(argv[2]);
+ mass[nb_mass]->invM = 1/(M); // invM
mass[nb_mass]->speedX = 0; // vx[n]
- mass[nb_mass]->posX = GetAInt(argv[3]); // x[n]
- mass[nb_mass]->posX2 = GetAInt(argv[3]); // x[n-1]
+ mass[nb_mass]->posX = GetFloat(argv[3]); // x[n]
+ mass[nb_mass]->posX2 = GetFloat(argv[3]); // x[n-1]
mass[nb_mass]->forceX = 0; // Fx[n]
mass[nb_mass]->speedY = 0; // vy[n]
- mass[nb_mass]->posY = GetAInt(argv[4]); // y[n]
- mass[nb_mass]->posY2 = GetAInt(argv[4]); // y[n-1]
+ mass[nb_mass]->posY = GetFloat(argv[4]); // y[n]
+ mass[nb_mass]->posY2 = GetFloat(argv[4]); // y[n-1]
mass[nb_mass]->forceY = 0; // Fy[n]
mass[nb_mass]->nbr = id_mass; // id_nbr
- SETSYMBOL(aux,GetASymbol(argv[0]));
- atom_string(aux,mass[nb_mass]->Id_string,Id_length);
nb_mass++ ;
id_mass++;
nb_mass = min ( nb_max_mass -1, nb_mass );
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[0]),id_mass-1);
- SETSYMBOL(&(sortie[1]),GetASymbol(argv[0]));
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[2]),mass[nb_mass-1]->mobile);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[3]),M);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[4]),mass[nb_mass-1]->posX);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[5]),mass[nb_mass-1]->posY);
- ToOutAnything(1,gensym("Mass"),6,sortie);
+ SetFloat((sortie[0]),id_mass-1);
+ SetSymbol((sortie[1]),GetSymbol(argv[0]));
+ SetFloat((sortie[2]),mass[nb_mass-1]->mobile);
+ SetFloat((sortie[3]),M);
+ SetFloat((sortie[4]),mass[nb_mass-1]->posX);
+ SetFloat((sortie[5]),mass[nb_mass-1]->posY);
+ ToOutAnything(1,S_Mass,6,sortie);
}
void m_forceX(int argc,t_atom *argv)
{
// add a force to mass(es) named Id
- t_int i,aux;
- t_atom atom[2];
- char buffer[Id_length];
+ t_int i;
+ const t_symbol *sym = GetSymbol(argv[0]);
- SETSYMBOL(atom,GetASymbol(argv[0]));
- atom_string(atom, buffer, Id_length);
for (i=0; i<nb_mass;i++)
{
- aux = strcmp(buffer,mass[i]->Id_string);
- if (aux == 0)
- mass[i]->forceX += GetAFloat(argv[1]);
+ if (sym == mass[i]->Id)
+ mass[i]->forceX += GetFloat(argv[1]);
}
}
void m_forceY(int argc,t_atom *argv)
{
// add a force to mass(es) named Id
- t_int i,aux;
- t_atom atom[2];
- char buffer[Id_length];
+ t_int i;
+ const t_symbol *sym = GetSymbol(argv[0]);
- SETSYMBOL(atom,GetASymbol(argv[0]));
- atom_string(atom, buffer, Id_length);
for (i=0; i<nb_mass;i++)
{
- aux = strcmp(buffer,mass[i]->Id_string);
- if (aux == 0)
- mass[i]->forceY += GetAFloat(argv[1]);
+ if (sym == mass[i]->Id)
+ mass[i]->forceY += GetFloat(argv[1]);
}
}
void m_posX(int argc,t_atom *argv)
{
// displace mass(es) named Id to a certain position
- t_int i,aux;
- t_atom atom[2];
- char buffer[Id_length];
+ t_int i;
+ const t_symbol *sym = GetSymbol(argv[0]);
- if (GetAFloat(argv[1]) < Xmax && GetAFloat(argv[1]) > Xmin)
- {
- SETSYMBOL(atom,GetASymbol(argv[0]));
- atom_string(atom, buffer, Id_length);
+ if (GetFloat(argv[1]) < Xmax && GetFloat(argv[1]) > Xmin)
for (i=0; i<nb_mass;i++)
{
- aux = strcmp(buffer,mass[i]->Id_string);
- if (aux == 0)
+ if (sym == mass[i]->Id)
mass[i]->posX = GetAFloat(argv[1]);
}
- }
}
void m_posY(int argc,t_atom *argv)
{
// displace mass(es) named Id to a certain position
- t_int i,aux;
- t_atom atom[2];
- char buffer[Id_length];
+ t_int i;
+ const t_symbol *sym = GetSymbol(argv[0]);
- if (GetAFloat(argv[1]) < Ymax && GetAFloat(argv[1]) > Ymin)
- {
- SETSYMBOL(atom,GetASymbol(argv[0]));
- atom_string(atom, buffer, Id_length);
+ if (GetFloat(argv[1]) < Ymax && GetFloat(argv[1]) > Ymin)
for (i=0; i<nb_mass;i++)
{
- aux = strcmp(buffer,mass[i]->Id_string);
- if (aux == 0)
- mass[i]->posY = GetAFloat(argv[1]);
+ if (sym == mass[i]->Id)
+ mass[i]->posY = GetFloat(argv[1]);
}
- }
+
}
void m_set_mobile(int argc,t_atom *argv)
@@ -322,8 +298,8 @@ protected:
t_atom sortie[6], aux[nb_link];
for (i=0; i<nb_link;i++) {
- if (link[i]->mass1->nbr == GetAInt(argv[0]) || link[i]->mass2->nbr == GetAInt(argv[0])) {
- SETFLOAT(&(aux[nb_link_delete]),link[i]->nbr);
+ if (link[i]->mass1->nbr == GetInt(argv[0]) || link[i]->mass2->nbr == GetInt(argv[0])) {
+ SetFloat((aux[nb_link_delete]),link[i]->nbr);
nb_link_delete++;
}
}
@@ -334,16 +310,16 @@ protected:
for (i=0; i<nb_mass;i++)
if (mass[i]->nbr == GetAInt(argv[0])) {
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[0]),mass[i]->nbr);
- SETSYMBOL(&(sortie[1]),mass[i]->Id);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[2]),mass[i]->mobile);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[3]),1/mass[i]->invM);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[4]),mass[i]->posX);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[5]),mass[i]->posY);
+ SetFloat((sortie[0]),mass[i]->nbr);
+ SetSymbol((sortie[1]),mass[i]->Id);
+ SetFloat((sortie[2]),mass[i]->mobile);
+ SetFloat((sortie[3]),1/mass[i]->invM);
+ SetFloat((sortie[4]),mass[i]->posX);
+ SetFloat((sortie[5]),mass[i]->posY);
delete mass[i];
mass[i] = mass[nb_mass-1];
nb_mass--;
- ToOutAnything(1,gensym("Mass deleted"),6,sortie);
+ ToOutAnything(1,S_Mass_deleted,6,sortie);
break;
}
}
@@ -352,25 +328,25 @@ protected:
void m_Xmax(int argc,t_atom *argv)
{
// set damping of link(s) named Id
- Xmax = GetAFloat(argv[0]);
+ Xmax = GetFloat(argv[0]);
}
void m_Ymax(int argc,t_atom *argv)
{
// set damping of link(s) named Id
- Ymax = GetAFloat(argv[0]);
+ Ymax = GetFloat(argv[0]);
}
void m_Xmin(int argc,t_atom *argv)
{
// set damping of link(s) named Id
- Xmin = GetAFloat(argv[0]);
+ Xmin = GetFloat(argv[0]);
}
void m_Ymin(int argc,t_atom *argv)
{
// set damping of link(s) named Id
- Ymin = GetAFloat(argv[0]);
+ Ymin = GetFloat(argv[0]);
}
// -------------------------------------------------------------- LINKS
@@ -383,33 +359,31 @@ protected:
t_int i;
link[nb_link] = new t_link;
- link[nb_link]->Id = GetASymbol(argv[0]);
+ link[nb_link]->Id = GetSymbol(argv[0]);
for (i=0; i<nb_mass;i++)
if (mass[i]->nbr==GetAInt(argv[1]))
link[nb_link]->mass1 = mass[i];
else if(mass[i]->nbr==GetAInt(argv[2]))
link[nb_link]->mass2 = mass[i];
- link[nb_link]->K1 = GetAFloat(argv[3]);
- link[nb_link]->D1 = GetAFloat(argv[4]);
- link[nb_link]->D2 = GetAFloat(argv[5]);
+ link[nb_link]->K1 = GetFloat(argv[3]);
+ link[nb_link]->D1 = GetFloat(argv[4]);
+ link[nb_link]->D2 = GetFloat(argv[5]);
link[nb_link]->longx = link[nb_link]->mass1->posX - link[nb_link]->mass2->posX;
link[nb_link]->longy = link[nb_link]->mass1->posY - link[nb_link]->mass2->posY;
link[nb_link]->longueur = sqrt( pow(link[nb_link]->longx,2) + pow(link[nb_link]->longy,2));
link[nb_link]->nbr = id_link;
link[nb_link]->distance_old = link[nb_link]->longueur;
- SETSYMBOL(aux,GetASymbol(argv[0]));
- atom_string(aux,(link[nb_link]->Id_string),Id_length);
nb_link++;
id_link++;
nb_link = min ( nb_max_link -1, nb_link );
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[0]),id_link-1);
- SETSYMBOL(&(sortie[1]),link[nb_link-1]->Id);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[2]),GetAInt(argv[1]));
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[3]),GetAInt(argv[2]));
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[4]),link[nb_link-1]->K1);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[5]),link[nb_link-1]->D1);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[6]),link[nb_link-1]->D2);
- ToOutAnything(1,gensym("Link"),7,sortie);
+ SetFloat((sortie[0]),id_link-1);
+ SetSymbol((sortie[1]),link[nb_link-1]->Id);
+ SetFloat((sortie[2]),GetAInt(argv[1]));
+ SetFloat((sortie[3]),GetAInt(argv[2]));
+ SetFloat((sortie[4]),link[nb_link-1]->K1);
+ SetFloat((sortie[5]),link[nb_link-1]->D1);
+ SetFloat((sortie[6]),link[nb_link-1]->D2);
+ ToOutAnything(1,S_Link,7,sortie);
}
void m_ilink(int argc,t_atom *argv)
@@ -417,23 +391,19 @@ protected:
// Id, nbr, Id masses1, Id masses2, K1, D1
{
t_atom aux[2], arglist[6];
- t_int i,j, strvalue, strvalue2, imass1[nb_mass], nbmass1=0, imass2[nb_mass], nbmass2=0;
- char buffer[Id_length], buffer2[Id_length];
+ t_int i,j, imass1[nb_mass], nbmass1=0, imass2[nb_mass], nbmass2=0;
+ t_symbol *Id1, *Id2;
- ToOutAnything(1,gensym("iLink"),0,aux);
- SETSYMBOL(aux,GetASymbol(argv[1]));
- atom_string(aux, buffer, Id_length);
- SETSYMBOL(aux,GetASymbol(argv[2]));
- atom_string(aux, buffer2, Id_length);
+ Id1 = GetSymbol(argv[1]);
+ Id2 = GetSymbol(argv[2]);
+ ToOutAnything(1,S_iLink,0,aux);
for (i=0;i<nb_mass;i++) {
- strvalue=strcmp(buffer,mass[i]->Id_string);
- strvalue2=strcmp(buffer2,mass[i]->Id_string);
- if (strvalue ==0) {
+ if (Id1 == mass[i]->Id) {
imass1[nbmass1]=i;
nbmass1++;
}
- if (strvalue2 ==0) {
+ if (Id2 == mass[i]->Id) {
imass2[nbmass2]=i;
nbmass2++;
}
@@ -442,12 +412,12 @@ protected:
for(i=0;i<nbmass1;i++)
for(j=0;j<nbmass2;j++)
if (imass1[i] != imass2[j]) {
- SETSYMBOL(&(arglist[0]),GetASymbol(argv[0]));
- SETFLOAT(&(arglist[1]),mass[imass1[i]]->nbr);
- SETFLOAT(&(arglist[2]),mass[imass2[j]]->nbr);
- SETFLOAT(&(arglist[3]),GetAInt(argv[3]));
- SETFLOAT(&(arglist[4]),GetAFloat(argv[4]));
- SETFLOAT(&(arglist[5]),GetAFloat(argv[5]));
+ SetSymbol((arglist[0]),GetSymbol(argv[0]));
+ SetFloat((arglist[1]),mass[imass1[i]]->nbr);
+ SetFloat((arglist[2]),mass[imass2[j]]->nbr);
+ SetFloat((arglist[3]),GetAInt(argv[3]));
+ SetFloat((arglist[4]),GetFloat(argv[4]));
+ SetFloat((arglist[5]),GetFloat(argv[5]));
m_link(6,arglist);
}
}
@@ -455,51 +425,39 @@ protected:
void m_setK(int argc,t_atom *argv)
{
// set rigidity of link(s) named Id
- t_int i,aux;
- t_atom atom[2];
- char buffer[Id_length];
+ t_int i;
+ const t_symbol *sym = GetSymbol(argv[0]);
- SETSYMBOL(atom,GetASymbol(argv[0]));
- atom_string(atom, buffer, Id_length);
for (i=0; i<nb_link;i++)
{
- aux = strcmp(buffer,link[i]->Id_string);
- if (aux == 0)
- link[i]->K1 = GetAFloat(argv[1]);
+ if (sym == link[i]->Id)
+ link[i]->K1 = GetFloat(argv[1]);
}
}
void m_setD(int argc,t_atom *argv)
{
// set damping of link(s) named Id
- t_int i,aux;
- t_atom atom[2];
- char buffer[Id_length];
+ t_int i;
+ const t_symbol *sym = GetSymbol(argv[0]);
- SETSYMBOL(atom,GetASymbol(argv[0]));
- atom_string(atom, buffer, Id_length);
for (i=0; i<nb_link;i++)
{
- aux = strcmp(buffer,link[i]->Id_string);
- if (aux == 0)
- link[i]->D1 = GetAFloat(argv[1]);
+ if (sym == link[i]->Id)
+ link[i]->D1 = GetFloat(argv[1]);
}
}
void m_setD2(int argc,t_atom *argv)
{
// set damping of link(s) named Id
- t_int i,aux;
- t_atom atom[2];
- char buffer[Id_length];
+ t_int i;
+ const t_symbol *sym = GetSymbol(argv[0]);
- SETSYMBOL(atom,GetASymbol(argv[0]));
- atom_string(atom, buffer, Id_length);
for (i=0; i<nb_link;i++)
{
- aux = strcmp(buffer,link[i]->Id_string);
- if (aux == 0)
- link[i]->D2 = GetAFloat(argv[1]);
+ if (sym == link[i]->Id)
+ link[i]->D2 = GetFloat(argv[1]);
}
}
@@ -510,18 +468,18 @@ protected:
t_atom sortie[7];
for (i=0; i<nb_link;i++)
- if (link[i]->nbr == GetAInt(argv[0])) {
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[0]),link[i]->nbr);
- SETSYMBOL(&(sortie[1]),link[i]->Id);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[2]),link[i]->mass1->nbr);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[3]),link[i]->mass2->nbr);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[4]),link[i]->K1);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[5]),link[i]->D1);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[6]),link[i]->D2);
+ if (link[i]->nbr == GetInt(argv[0])) {
+ SetFloat((sortie[0]),link[i]->nbr);
+ SetSymbol((sortie[1]),link[i]->Id);
+ SetFloat((sortie[2]),link[i]->mass1->nbr);
+ SetFloat((sortie[3]),link[i]->mass2->nbr);
+ SetFloat((sortie[4]),link[i]->K1);
+ SetFloat((sortie[5]),link[i]->D1);
+ SetFloat((sortie[6]),link[i]->D2);
delete link[i];
link[i]=link[nb_link-1];
nb_link--;
- ToOutAnything(1,gensym("Link deleted"),7,sortie);
+ ToOutAnything(1,S_Link_deleted,7,sortie);
break;
}
}
@@ -532,148 +490,134 @@ protected:
void m_get(int argc,t_atom *argv)
// get attributes
{
- t_int i,j, auxstring1, auxstring2, auxstring3, aux;
- t_symbol *auxarg;
- t_atom sortie[4],atom[2];
- char buffer[Id_length],masses[]="massesPos",buffer2[Id_length], forces[] = "massesForces", links[] = "linksPos";
-
- SETSYMBOL(atom,GetASymbol(argv[0]));
- atom_string(atom, buffer, 20);
- auxstring1 = strcmp(buffer,masses); //auxstring1 : 0 masses, 1 else
- auxstring2 = strcmp(buffer,forces); //auxstring2 : 0 forces, 1 else
- auxstring3 = strcmp(buffer,links); //auxstring2 : 0 links, 1 else
+ t_int i,j;
+ t_symbol *auxarg,*auxarg2, *auxtype;
+ t_atom sortie[4];
+ auxtype = GetSymbol(argv[0]);
auxarg = GetASymbol(argv[1]); //auxarg : & symbol, 0 else
+
if (argc == 1)
{
- if (auxstring1 == 0)// get all masses positions
+ if (auxtype == S_massesPos)// get all masses positions
for (i=0; i<nb_mass; i++)
{
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[0],mass[i]->posX);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[1],mass[i]->posY);
- ToOutAnything(0,gensym("massesPos"),2,sortie);
+ SetFloat(sortie[0],mass[i]->posX);
+ SetFloat(sortie[1],mass[i]->posY);
+ ToOutAnything(0,S_massesPos,2,sortie);
}
- else if (auxstring2 == 0)// get all masses forces
+ else if (auxtype == S_massesForces)// get all masses forces
for (i=0; i<nb_mass; i++)
{
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[0],mass[i]->out_forceX);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[1],mass[i]->out_forceY);
- ToOutAnything(0,gensym("massesForces"),2,sortie);
+ SetFloat(sortie[0],mass[i]->out_forceX);
+ SetFloat(sortie[1],mass[i]->out_forceY);
+ ToOutAnything(0,S_massesForces,2,sortie);
}
- else if (auxstring3 == 0)// get all links positions
+ else if (auxtype == S_linksPos)// get all links positions
for (i=0; i<nb_link; i++)
{
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[0],link[i]->mass1->posX);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[1],link[i]->mass1->posY);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[2],link[i]->mass2->posX);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[3],link[i]->mass2->posY);
- ToOutAnything(0,gensym("linksPos"),4,sortie);
+ SetFloat(sortie[0],link[i]->mass1->posX);
+ SetFloat(sortie[1],link[i]->mass1->posY);
+ SetFloat(sortie[2],link[i]->mass2->posX);
+ SetFloat(sortie[3],link[i]->mass2->posY);
+ ToOutAnything(0,S_linksPos,4,sortie);
}
else // get all masses speeds
for (i=0; i<nb_mass; i++)
{
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[0],mass[i]->speedX);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[1],mass[i]->speedY);
- ToOutAnything(0,gensym("massesSpeeds"),2,sortie);
+ SetFloat(sortie[0],mass[i]->speedX);
+ SetFloat(sortie[1],mass[i]->speedY);
+ ToOutAnything(0,S_massesSpeeds,2,sortie);
}
}
- else if (auxstring1 == 0) // get mass positions
+ else if (auxtype == S_massesPos) // get mass positions
{
if (auxarg == 0) // No
{
for (j = 1; j<argc; j++)
for (i=0;i<nb_mass;i++)
- if (mass[i]->nbr==GetAInt(argv[j]))
+ if (mass[i]->nbr==GetInt(argv[j]))
{
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[0],mass[i]->posX);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[1],mass[i]->posY);
- ToOutAnything(0,gensym("massesPosNo"),2,sortie);
+ SetFloat(sortie[0],mass[i]->posX);
+ SetFloat(sortie[1],mass[i]->posY);
+ ToOutAnything(0,S_massesPosNo,2,sortie);
}
}
- else //string
+ else //symbol
{
for (j = 1; j<argc; j++)
{
- SETSYMBOL(&atom[1],GetASymbol(argv[j]));
- atom_string(&atom[1], buffer2, Id_length);
+ auxarg2 = GetSymbol(argv[j]);
for (i=0;i<nb_mass;i++)
{
-
- aux = strcmp(buffer2,mass[i]->Id_string);
- if (aux==0)
+ if (auxarg2==mass[i]->Id)
{
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[0],mass[i]->posX);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[1],mass[i]->posY);
- ToOutAnything(0,gensym("massesPosId"),2,sortie);
+ SetFloat(sortie[0],mass[i]->posX);
+ SetFloat(sortie[1],mass[i]->posY);
+ ToOutAnything(0,S_massesPosId,2,sortie);
}
}
}
}
}
- else if (auxstring2 == 0) // get mass forces
+ else if (auxtype == S_massesForces) // get mass forces
{
if (auxarg == 0) // No
{
for (j = 1; j<argc; j++)
for (i=0;i<nb_mass;i++)
- if (mass[i]->nbr==GetAInt(argv[j]))
+ if (mass[i]->nbr==GetInt(argv[j]))
{
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[0],mass[i]->out_forceX);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[1],mass[i]->out_forceY);
- ToOutAnything(0,gensym("massesForcesNo"),2,sortie);
+ SetFloat(sortie[0],mass[i]->out_forceX);
+ SetFloat(sortie[1],mass[i]->out_forceY);
+ ToOutAnything(0,S_massesForcesNo,2,sortie);
}
}
- else //string
+ else //symbol
{
for (j = 1; j<argc; j++)
{
- SETSYMBOL(&atom[1],GetASymbol(argv[j]));
- atom_string(&atom[1], buffer2, Id_length);
+ auxarg2 = GetSymbol(argv[j]);
for (i=0;i<nb_mass;i++)
{
-
- aux = strcmp(buffer2,mass[i]->Id_string);
- if (aux==0)
+ if (auxarg2==mass[i]->Id)
{
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[0],mass[i]->out_forceX);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[1],mass[i]->out_forceY);
- ToOutAnything(0,gensym("massesForcesId"),2,sortie);
+ SetFloat(sortie[0],mass[i]->out_forceX);
+ SetFloat(sortie[1],mass[i]->out_forceY);
+ ToOutAnything(0,S_massesForcesId,2,sortie);
}
}
}
}
}
- else if (auxstring3 == 0) // get links positions
+ else if (auxtype == S_linksPos) // get links positions
{
if (auxarg == 0) // No
{
for (j = 1; j<argc; j++)
for (i=0;i<nb_link;i++)
- if (link[i]->nbr==GetAInt(argv[j]))
+ if (link[i]->nbr==GetInt(argv[j]))
{
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[0],link[i]->mass1->posX);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[1],link[i]->mass1->posY);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[2],link[i]->mass2->posX);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[3],link[i]->mass2->posY);
- ToOutAnything(0,gensym("linksPosNo"),4,sortie);
+ SetFloat(sortie[0],link[i]->mass1->posX);
+ SetFloat(sortie[1],link[i]->mass1->posY);
+ SetFloat(sortie[2],link[i]->mass2->posX);
+ SetFloat(sortie[3],link[i]->mass2->posY);
+ ToOutAnything(0,S_linksPosNo,4,sortie);
}
}
- else //string
+ else //symbol
{
for (j = 1; j<argc; j++)
{
- SETSYMBOL(&atom[1],GetASymbol(argv[j]));
- atom_string(&atom[1], buffer2, Id_length);
+ auxarg2 = GetSymbol(argv[j]);
for (i=0;i<nb_link;i++)
{
-
- aux = strcmp(buffer2,link[i]->Id_string);
- if (aux==0)
+ if (auxarg2==link[i]->Id)
{
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[0],link[i]->mass1->posX);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[1],link[i]->mass1->posY);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[2],link[i]->mass2->posX);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[3],link[i]->mass2->posY);
- ToOutAnything(0,gensym("linksPosId"),4,sortie);
+ SetFloat(sortie[0],link[i]->mass1->posX);
+ SetFloat(sortie[1],link[i]->mass1->posY);
+ SetFloat(sortie[2],link[i]->mass2->posX);
+ SetFloat(sortie[3],link[i]->mass2->posY);
+ ToOutAnything(0,S_linksPosId,4,sortie);
}
}
}
@@ -685,28 +629,25 @@ protected:
{
for (j = 1; j<argc; j++)
for (i=0;i<nb_mass;i++)
- if (mass[i]->nbr==GetAInt(argv[j]))
+ if (mass[i]->nbr==GetInt(argv[j]))
{
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[0],mass[i]->speedX);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[1],mass[i]->speedY);
- ToOutAnything(0,gensym("massesSpeedsNo"),2,sortie);
+ SetFloat(sortie[0],mass[i]->speedX);
+ SetFloat(sortie[1],mass[i]->speedY);
+ ToOutAnything(0,S_massesSpeedsNo,2,sortie);
}
}
- else //string
+ else //symbol
{
for (j = 1; j<argc; j++)
{
- SETSYMBOL(&atom[1],GetASymbol(argv[j]));
- atom_string(&atom[1], buffer2, Id_length);
+ auxarg2 = GetSymbol(argv[j]);
for (i=0;i<nb_mass;i++)
{
-
- aux = strcmp(buffer2,mass[i]->Id_string);
- if (aux==0)
+ if (auxarg2==mass[i]->Id)
{
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[0],mass[i]->speedX);
- SETFLOAT(&sortie[1],mass[i]->speedY);
- ToOutAnything(0,gensym("massesSpeedsId"),2,sortie);
+ SetFloat(sortie[0],mass[i]->speedX);
+ SetFloat(sortie[1],mass[i]->speedY);
+ ToOutAnything(0,S_massesSpeedsId,2,sortie);
}
}
}
@@ -723,10 +664,10 @@ protected:
t_int i;
for (i=0; i<nb_mass; i++) {
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[2*i]),mass[i]->posX);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[2*i+1]),mass[i]->posY);
+ SetFloat((sortie[2*i]),mass[i]->posX);
+ SetFloat((sortie[2*i+1]),mass[i]->posY);
}
- ToOutAnything(0, gensym("massesPosL"), 2*nb_mass, sortie);
+ ToOutAnything(0, S_massesPosL, 2*nb_mass, sortie);
}
void m_force_dumpl()
@@ -736,23 +677,10 @@ protected:
t_int i;
for (i=0; i<nb_mass; i++) {
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[2*i]),mass[i]->out_forceX);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[2*i+1]),mass[i]->out_forceY);
- }
- ToOutAnything(0, gensym("massesForcesL"), 2*nb_mass, sortie);
- }
-
- void m_link_dumpl()
- // List of masses positions on first outlet
- {
- t_atom sortie[2*nb_link];
- t_int i;
-
- for (i=0; i<nb_link; i++) {
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[2*i]),link[i]->mass1->nbr);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[2*i+1]),link[i]->mass2->nbr);
+ SetFloat((sortie[2*i]),mass[i]->out_forceX);
+ SetFloat((sortie[2*i+1]),mass[i]->out_forceY);
}
- ToOutAnything(0, gensym("linksMassesL"), 2*nb_link, sortie);
+ ToOutAnything(0, S_massesForcesL, 2*nb_mass, sortie);
}
void m_info_dumpl()
@@ -762,24 +690,24 @@ protected:
t_int i;
for (i=0; i<nb_mass; i++) {
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[0]),mass[i]->nbr);
- SETSYMBOL(&(sortie[1]),mass[i]->Id);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[2]),mass[i]->mobile);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[3]),1/mass[i]->invM);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[4]),mass[i]->posX);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[5]),mass[i]->posY);
- ToOutAnything(1, gensym("Mass"), 6, sortie);
+ SetFloat((sortie[0]),mass[i]->nbr);
+ SetSymbol((sortie[1]),mass[i]->Id);
+ SetFloat((sortie[2]),mass[i]->mobile);
+ SetFloat((sortie[3]),1/mass[i]->invM);
+ SetFloat((sortie[4]),mass[i]->posX);
+ SetFloat((sortie[5]),mass[i]->posY);
+ ToOutAnything(1, S_Mass, 6, sortie);
}
for (i=0; i<nb_link; i++) {
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[0]),link[i]->nbr);
- SETSYMBOL(&(sortie[1]),link[i]->Id);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[2]),link[i]->mass1->nbr);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[3]),link[i]->mass2->nbr);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[4]),link[i]->K1);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[5]),link[i]->D1);
- SETFLOAT(&(sortie[6]),link[i]->D2);
- ToOutAnything(1, gensym("Link"), 7, sortie);
+ SetFloat((sortie[0]),link[i]->nbr);
+ SetSymbol((sortie[1]),link[i]->Id);
+ SetFloat((sortie[2]),link[i]->mass1->nbr);
+ SetFloat((sortie[3]),link[i]->mass2->nbr);
+ SetFloat((sortie[4]),link[i]->K1);
+ SetFloat((sortie[5]),link[i]->D1);
+ SetFloat((sortie[6]),link[i]->D2);
+ ToOutAnything(1, S_Link, 7, sortie);
}
}
@@ -795,9 +723,31 @@ protected:
private:
+ const static t_symbol *S_Reset;
+ const static t_symbol *S_Mass;
+ const static t_symbol *S_Link;
+ const static t_symbol *S_iLink;
+ const static t_symbol *S_Mass_deleted;
+ const static t_symbol *S_Link_deleted;
+ const static t_symbol *S_massesPos;
+ const static t_symbol *S_massesPosNo;
+ const static t_symbol *S_massesPosId;
+ const static t_symbol *S_linksPos;
+ const static t_symbol *S_linksPosNo;
+ const static t_symbol *S_linksPosId;
+ const static t_symbol *S_massesForces;
+ const static t_symbol *S_massesForcesNo;
+ const static t_symbol *S_massesForcesId;
+ const static t_symbol *S_massesSpeeds;
+ const static t_symbol *S_massesSpeedsNo;
+ const static t_symbol *S_massesSpeedsId;
+ const static t_symbol *S_massesPosL;
+ const static t_symbol *S_massesForcesL;
+
static void setup(t_classid c)
{
- // --- set up meth(i=0; i<nb_link;i++)ods (class scope) ---
+
+ // --- set up methods (class scope) ---
// register a bang method to the default inlet (0)
FLEXT_CADDBANG(c,0,m_bang);
@@ -825,7 +775,6 @@ private:
FLEXT_CADDMETHOD_(c,0,"deleteMass",m_delete_mass);
FLEXT_CADDMETHOD_(c,0,"massesPosL",m_mass_dumpl);
FLEXT_CADDMETHOD_(c,0,"infosL",m_info_dumpl);
- FLEXT_CADDMETHOD_(c,0,"linksMassesL",m_link_dumpl);
FLEXT_CADDMETHOD_(c,0,"massesForcesL",m_force_dumpl);
FLEXT_CADDMETHOD_(c,0,"setMobile",m_set_mobile);
FLEXT_CADDMETHOD_(c,0,"setFixed",m_set_fixe);
@@ -835,7 +784,6 @@ private:
FLEXT_CALLBACK(m_bang)
FLEXT_CALLBACK(m_mass_dumpl)
FLEXT_CALLBACK(m_force_dumpl)
- FLEXT_CALLBACK(m_link_dumpl)
FLEXT_CALLBACK(m_info_dumpl)
FLEXT_CALLBACK(m_reset)
FLEXT_CALLBACK_V(m_mass)
@@ -859,6 +807,27 @@ private:
FLEXT_CALLBACK_V(m_delete_mass)
};
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_Reset = MakeSymbol("Reset");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_Mass = MakeSymbol("Mass");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_Link = MakeSymbol("Link");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_iLink = MakeSymbol("iLink");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_Mass_deleted = MakeSymbol("Mass deleted");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_Link_deleted = MakeSymbol("Link deleted");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_massesPos = MakeSymbol("massesPos");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_massesPosNo = MakeSymbol("massesPosNo");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_massesPosId = MakeSymbol("massesPosId");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_linksPos = MakeSymbol("linksPos");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_linksPosNo = MakeSymbol("linksPosNo");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_linksPosId = MakeSymbol("linksPosId");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_massesForces = MakeSymbol("massesForces");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_massesForcesNo = MakeSymbol("massesForcesNo");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_massesForcesId = MakeSymbol("massesForcesId");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_massesSpeeds = MakeSymbol("massesSpeeds");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_massesSpeedsNo = MakeSymbol("massesSpeedsNo");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_massesSpeedsId = MakeSymbol("massesSpeedsId");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_massesPosL = MakeSymbol("massesPosL");
+ const t_symbol *msd2D::S_massesForcesL = MakeSymbol("massesForcesL");
+
// instantiate the class (constructor has a variable argument list)
FLEXT_NEW_V("msd2D",msd2D)
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