- tick names a position on the time axis
- tick is always a Fraction()
- only Measure() and Segment() (and Tuplet?) have a tick value
- tick() for an generic element return only a sensible value if isMeasure() or isSegment() or isSegment(parent())
- "ticks" names a duration stored in a Fraction()
- the tick value for an Segment is relative to its measure
- rename "duration" to "ticks"
- rename afrac() to tick()
- rename rfrac() to rtick()
- rename some variables, changing "fraction" into "tick"
(example: actualFraction() into actualTicks())
- Lyrics ticks are written as Fraction, on read if xmlreader sees a "/" it reads a fraction
else midi ticks for backwards compatibility
This commit contains changes required for MuseScore to compile under MSVC with no warnings.
MuseScore is being compiled with the /W4 setting (warning level 4), which is similar to -wall -wextra on clang. This generates lots of warnings on MSVC, mainly for non-standard constructs and for constructs which might be bugs or might lead to bugs.
Most warnings are in the following categories:
- Name hiding: a variable hides a variable with the same name on a larger scope (or a field, or a function parameter). This can easily lead to bugs, and it is a best practice to avoid hiding variable names (see recommendation ES.12 in the C++ Core Guidelines by Stroustrop & Sutter (http://isocpp.github.io/CppCoreGuidelines/CppCoreGuidelines#Res-reuse : ES.12: Do not reuse names in nested scopes)
- Narrowing conversion: a numeric conversion results in loss of significant digits (for example, double -> float). The general recommendation is to use a cast to indicate this is designed behaviour.
- Unreachable code: in several instances, there is unreachable code. The unreachable code is commented out.
- (Potentially) uninitialized local variable. Just initialized the vars.
- foreach(,) -> for(:): this does not generate a warning per-se (only a few of these generate warnings due to name hiding), but changed in keeping with "MuseScore Coding Rules" (https://musescore.org/en/handbook/musescore-coding-rules#Loops), which tells explicitly "Use C++11's "for" instead of Qt's "foreach":" ... "If you happen to be fixing some code and see a "foreach", please change that loop into a "for"."
Most changes are in the categories indicated above. The next listing shows detailed changes for files which are *not* of the aforementioned types.
- all.h: Disable warning C4127 (conditional expression is constant - generated in Qt header file qvector.h)
- awl/aslider.h: unreachable code.
- awl/knob.cpp: name hiding
- awl/mslider.cpp: name hiding
- awl/slider.cpp: name hiding
- bww2mxml/parser.cpp: name hiding
- effects/compressor/compressor.cpp: narrowing conversion
- effects/zita1/zitagui.cpp: name hiding
- fluid/fluid.cpp: foreach replacement. Name hiding.
- fluid/mod.cpp: name hiding.
- fluid/sfont.cpp: foreach replacement. Name hiding. Initialize vars.
- fluid/voice.cpp: Name hiding.
- libmscore/accidental.cpp: Name hiding.
- libmscore/ambitus.cpp: Initialize vars.
- libmscore/barline.cpp: Name hiding. Unreachable code.
- libmscore/beam.cpp: Name hiding.
- libmscore/chordrest.cpp: Unreachable code.
- libmscore/scorefile.cpp: Name hiding.
- manual/genManual.cpp: Name hiding. foreach replacement.
- midi/midifile.cpp: Name hiding. Unreachable code.
- omr/importpdf.cpp: Name hiding. foreach replacement.
- omr/omr.cpp: Name hiding. foreach replacement.
- omr/omrpage.cpp: Name hiding. foreach replacement.
- omr/omrview.cpp: Name hiding. foreach replacement.
- synthesizer/event.cpp: Unreachable code.
- zerberus\channel.cpp: Narrowing conversion.
- zerberus\instrument.cpp: Name hiding.
- zerberus\sfz.cpp: Name hiding.
- zerberus\voice.h: Suppress warning C4201: "nonstandard extension used: nameless struct/union"
- zerberus\zerberus.cpp: Name hiding. Unreferenced parameter.
- zerberus\zerberusgui.cpp: Name hiding.
While calculating (or updating) the range of an ambitus element, notes with the `play` flag turned off are now ignored.
For a specific request, see: https://musescore.org/en/node/69476
The request was about ignoring cue notes; as cue notes are not categorized as such in the programme and what really counts is the play/non-play flag, I decided to use it as a criterion.
