Composable, parsable MIDI structures
Overview
midix provides a min-copy parser (Reader) to read events from .mid files.
calling Reader::read_event will yield a FileEvent.
Additionally, midix provides the user with LiveEvent::from_bytes, which will parse
events from a live MIDI source.
Getting Started
MIDI can be interpreted in two main ways: through LiveEvents and regular file Events.
Example
To read from a file, use the Reader:
use *;
let midi_header = ;
let mut reader = from_byte_slice;
// The first and only event will be the midi header
let Ok = reader.read_event else ;
// format 0 implies a single multi-channel file (only one track)
assert_eq!;
assert_eq!;
To parse a LiveEvent
use *;
/* Ch.3 Note On C4, forte */
let note_on = ;
// NoteOn is a channel voice message
// Alternatively, use VoiceEvent::read_bytes(¬e_on)
let Ok = from_bytes else ;
let NoteOn = channel_voice_msg.event else ;
assert_eq!;
assert_eq!;
assert_eq!;
assert_eq!;
Semantic Versioning and Support
midix will adhere to semantic versioning.
General feature schedule
The SUPPORT.md file denotes the length of time major revisions are supported.
When the major version of the crate is incremented, new features for the previous version(s) will likely be neglected. If you need a feature for an older version before the end of its maintenence period, please let me know!
Feature roadmap
no_std- Streamer (midir ext)
- Interfaces between
MidiSourceandMidi(some representable MIDI type, like a file, events, etc.) - MIDI writers
- Streamer (async timed stream event via midir)
- MidiFile
Acknowledgments
A lot of the documentation is copied directly from this documentation.
This reference states "This document may be freely copied in whole or in part provided the copy contains this Acknowledgement.":
This document was originally distributed in text format by The International MIDI Association.
© Copyright 1999 David Back.
EMail: david@csw2.co.uk
Web: http://www.csw2.co.uk