Type Alias PcSet 

pub type PcSet = Vec<i8>;

Aliased Type

pub struct PcSet { /* private fields */ }

Trait Implementations

impl Fundamentals for PcSet

fn invert(&self) -> PcSet

Returns the inversion of the pitch-class set.

fn transpose(&self, n: i8) -> PcSet

Returns the transposition of the pitch-class set by n semitones.

fn i(&self) -> PcSet

Alias of invert(). Returns the inversion of the pitch-class set.

fn t(&self, n: i8) -> PcSet

Alias of transpose(). Returns the transposition of the pitch-class set by n semitones.

fn tni(&self, n: i8) -> PcSet

Inverts the pitch-class set, then returns the transposition by n semitones.

fn ixy(&self, x: i8, y: i8) -> PcSet

Returns the transposition of the pitch-class set by y semitones around the axis x

fn chroma(&self) -> u16

Returns the binary representation of the pitch-class chroma feature

impl SetAnalysis for PcSet

fn icvec(&self) -> IcVec

Returns the interval-class vector of the pitch-class set

fn ivec(&self) -> IVec

Returns the interval vector of the pitch-class set

impl SetOperations for PcSet

fn complement(&self) -> PcSet

Returns the complement of the pitch-class set

fn retrograde(&self) -> PcSet

Returns the retrograde of the pitch-class set

fn sort(&self) -> PcSet

Returns the sorted pitch-class set in ascending order

fn rotate(&self, n: usize) -> PcSet

Returns the rotation of the pitch-class set by n semitones

fn zero(&self) -> PcSet

Examples

fn normal(&self) -> PcSet

Returns the normal form of the pitch-class set

fn reduced(&self) -> PcSet

Examples

fn prime(&self) -> PcSet

Returns the prime form of the pitch-class set

fn intervals(&self) -> Vec<i8>

Helper function that returns a vector containing the interval-classes for the first and n to last pitch-class in a pitch-class set

fn transposition_number(&self, other: &PcSet) -> Option<i8>

Returns the transposition number of two pitch-class sets if they are related by transposition

fn index_number(&self, other: &PcSet) -> Option<i8>

Returns the index number of two pitch-class sets if they are related by inversion