Struct Stereo 

pub struct Stereo<X: Signal<Sample = Mono>, Y: Signal<Sample = Mono>>(pub X, pub Y);

Combines two smp::Mono signals into a smp::Stereo signal. One signal plays on each channel.

Tuple Fields

0: X

1: Y

Implementations

impl<X: Signal<Sample = Mono>, Y: Signal<Sample = Mono>> Stereo<X, Y>

pub const fn new(sgn1: X, sgn2: Y) -> Self

Initializes a new Stereo.

impl<Z: Signal<Sample = Mono> + Clone> Stereo<Z, Z>

pub fn dup(sgn: Z) -> Self

Duplicates a smp::Mono signal.

Trait Implementations

impl<X: Done<Sample = Mono>, Y: Done<Sample = Mono>> Done for Stereo<X, Y>

fn is_done(&self) -> bool

Returns whether the signal has stopped producing any sound altogether. If this returns true once, it must return true in all successive times, unless retriggered.

impl<X: Panic<Sample = Mono>, Y: Panic<Sample = Mono>> Panic for Stereo<X, Y>

fn panic(&mut self)

Stops all subsequent sound.

impl<X: Signal<Sample = Mono>, Y: Signal<Sample = Mono>> Signal for Stereo<X, Y>

type Sample = Stereo

The type of sample generated by the signal.

fn get(&self) -> Self::Sample

Gets the next sample from the signal.

fn _get(&self) -> Self::Sample

Currently, rust-analyzer trips up sometimes that get is called, confusing it with Array::get. This hack bypasses this.

impl<X: SignalMut<Sample = Mono>, Y: SignalMut<Sample = Mono>> SignalMut for Stereo<X, Y>

fn advance(&mut self)

Advances the state of the signal by a frame.

fn retrigger(&mut self)

Resets the signal to its initial state.

fn next(&mut self) -> Self::Sample

Gets the next sample and advances the state of the signal.

impl<X: Stop<Sample = Mono>, Y: Stop<Sample = Mono>> Stop for Stereo<X, Y>

fn stop(&mut self)

Releases a note.