#include "staff-elem.hh"
-/** a symbol which is attached between two columns. A spanner is a symbol which spans across several columns, so its
- final appearance can only be calculated after the breaking problem
- is solved.
+/** a symbol which is attached between two columns. A spanner is a
+ symbol which spans across several columns, so its final appearance
+ can only be calculated after the breaking problem is solved.
Examples
- - (de)crescendo
- - slur
- - beam
- - bracket
+ \begin{itemize}
+ \item (de)crescendo
+ \item slur
+ \item beam
+ \item bracket
+ \end{itemize}
Spanner should know about the items which it should consider:
- e.g. slurs should be steep enough to "enclose" all those items. This
- is absolutely necessary for beams, since they have to adjust the
- length of stems of notes they encompass.
+ e.g. slurs should be steep enough to "enclose" all those items. This
+ is absolutely necessary for beams, since they have to adjust the
+ length of stems of notes they encompass.
*/
-struct Spanner:Staff_elem {
+class Spanner:public Staff_elem {
+public:
PCol *left_col_l_, *right_col_l_;
/* *************** */
-
+ NAME_MEMBERS(Spanner);
+ virtual Spanner* spanner() { return this; }
Spanner();
- virtual Interval width()const;
- void do_print()const;
-
Spanner *broken_at(PCol *c1, PCol *c2) const;
- virtual Spanner* spanner() { return this; }
protected:
+ virtual Interval do_width()const;
+ void do_print()const;
+
+
/**
- clone a piece of this spanner.
- PRE
- c1 >= start, c2 <= stop
+ clone a piece of this spanner.
+ PRE
+ c1 >= start, c2 <= stop
*/
virtual Spanner *do_break_at( PCol *c1, PCol *c2) const=0;
- NAME_MEMBERS(Spanner);
};
#endif