Inheritance diagram for juce::AudioFormatWriter::ThreadedWriter::Buffer:

Public Member Functions
	Buffer (TimeSliceThread &tst, AudioFormatWriter *w, int channels, int numSamples)

bool	write (const float const data, int numSamples)

int	useTimeSlice () override
	Called back by a TimeSliceThread.

int	writePendingData ()

void	setDataReceiver (IncomingDataReceiver *newReceiver)

void	setFlushInterval (int numSamples) noexcept

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

juce::AudioFormatWriter::ThreadedWriter::Buffer::Buffer	(	TimeSliceThread &	tst,
		AudioFormatWriter *	w,
		int	channels,
		int	numSamples
	)

juce::AudioFormatWriter::ThreadedWriter::Buffer::~Buffer ( )

override

void juce::AudioFormatWriter::ThreadedWriter::Buffer::setDataReceiver ( IncomingDataReceiver * newReceiver )

void juce::AudioFormatWriter::ThreadedWriter::Buffer::setFlushInterval ( int numSamples )

noexcept

int juce::AudioFormatWriter::ThreadedWriter::Buffer::useTimeSlice ( )

overridevirtual

Called back by a TimeSliceThread.

When you register this class with it, a TimeSliceThread will repeatedly call this method.

The implementation of this method should use its time-slice to do something that's quick - never block for longer than absolutely necessary.

Returns: Your method should return the number of milliseconds which it would like to wait before being called again. Returning 0 will make the thread call again as soon as possible (after possibly servicing other busy clients). If you return a value below zero, your client will be removed from the list of clients, and won't be called again. The value you specify isn't a guarantee, and is only used as a hint by the thread - the actual time before the next callback may be more or less than specified. You can force the TimeSliceThread to wake up and poll again immediately by calling its notify() method.