ArSoundsQueue Class Reference

#include <ArSoundsQueue.h>

Inheritance diagram for ArSoundsQueue:

List of all members.

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Detailed Description

This class manages a queue of items to play as WAV files or as text to speak using a speech synthesizer.

The actual playback of sound and speech is done through callbacks (which you can supply in the constructor or afterwards). Some callbacks you can use are provided by classes like ArSoundPlayer (for sound file playback) and ArFestival (from the ArSpeechSynth_Festival library) and ArCepstral (from the ArSpeechSynth_Cepstral librrary) for speech synthesis.

Add sound files to the queue with play(), and text to speak with speak(). Use runAsync() to run the processing thread in the background, or run() to run synchronously in the current thread.

See also:

ArSoundPlayer

soundsQueueExample::cpp

Examples:

soundsQueueExample.cpp.

Public Types
typedef ArFunctor	InterruptItemFunctor
enum	ItemType { SPEECH, SOUND_FILE, SOUND_DATA, OTHER }
typedef ArRetFunctor< bool >	PlaybackConditionFunctor
typedef ArRetFunctor2< bool, const char *, const char * >	PlayItemFunctor
Public Member Functions
void	addInitCallback (ArRetFunctor< bool > *cb)
void	addItem (ItemType type, const char *data, std::list< PlayItemFunctor * > callbacks, int priority=0, const char *params=0)
void	addItem (ArSoundsQueue::Item item)
void	addQueueEmptyCallback (ArFunctor *f)
void	addQueueNonemptyCallback (ArFunctor *f)
void	addSoundFinishedCallback (ArFunctor *f)
void	addSoundStartedCallback (ArFunctor *f)
	ArSoundsQueue (ArSpeechSynth *speechSynthesizer, ArRetFunctor< bool > *playInitCB=0, PlayItemFunctor *playFileCB=0, InterruptItemFunctor *interruptFileCB=0)
	ArSoundsQueue (ArRetFunctor< bool > *speakInitCB, PlayItemFunctor *speakCB=0, InterruptItemFunctor *interruptSpeechCB=0, ArRetFunctor< bool > *playInitCB=0, PlayItemFunctor *playFileCB=0, InterruptItemFunctor *interruptFileCB=0)
void	clearQueue ()
ArSoundsQueue::Item	createDefaultFileItem (const char *filename=0)
ArSoundsQueue::Item	createDefaultSpeechItem (const char *speech=0)
std::set< int >	findPendingItems (const char *item)
size_t	getCurrentQueueSize ()
	Get the current size of the speech/sound playback queue.
ArFunctor *	getPauseCallback ()
ArFunctor *	getResumeCallback ()
void	interrupt ()
	If sound is currently being played or speech is being spoken, interrupt it. (but continue processing the queue). SoundFinished callbacks will not be called.
bool	isInitialized ()
bool	isPaused ()
bool	isPlaying ()
	Returns true if an item is currently being played.
bool	isSpeaking ()
bool	isSpeakingOrPlaying (void)
std::string	nextItem (ItemType type, int priority)
std::string	nextItem (int priority)
std::string	nextItem (ItemType type)
void	pause ()
void	play (const char *filename)
void	playf (const char *filename_fmt,...)
void	removePendingItems (ItemType type)
void	removePendingItems (int priority, ItemType type)
void	removePendingItems (int priority)
void	removePendingItems (const char *data)
void	removePendingItems (const char *item, ItemType type)
void	remQueueEmptyCallback (ArFunctor *f)
void	remQueueNonemptyCallback (ArFunctor *f)
void	remSoundFinishedCallback (ArFunctor *f)
void	remSoundStartedCallback (ArFunctor *f)
void	resume ()
	Resume processing the sounds queue.
void	run (void)
	Begin processing the sounds queue synchronously (in this thread; does not return).
void	runAsync (void)
	Begin processing the sounds queue in a background thread.
virtual void *	runThread (void *arg)
	main function for thread
void	setDefaultPlayConditionCB (PlaybackConditionFunctor *f)
void	setInterruptFileCallback (InterruptItemFunctor *cb)
void	setInterruptSpeechCallback (InterruptItemFunctor *cb)
void	setInterruptWavFileCallback (InterruptItemFunctor *cb)
void	setPlayFileCallback (PlayItemFunctor *cb)
void	setPlayWavFileCallback (PlayItemFunctor *cb)
void	setSpeakCallback (PlayItemFunctor *cb)
	Convenience methods for special speech synthesis and WAV file queue items:.
void	setSpeakInitCallback (ArRetFunctor< bool > *cb)
void	speak (const char *str)
void	speakf (const char *fmt,...)
void	speakWithPriority (int priority, const char *fmt,...)
void	speakWithVoice (const char *voice, const char *fmt,...)
void	stop ()
Protected Member Functions
void	invokeCallbacks (const std::list< ArRetFunctor< bool > * > &lst)
	Invoke each functor in a list, but stop if any of them return false.
void	invokeCallbacks (const std::list< ArFunctor * > &lst)
	Invoke each functor in a list.
void	lock ()
Item	popQueueItem ()
Item	popQueueItem_NoLock ()
void	pushQueueItem (Item item)
void	pushQueueItem_NoLock (Item item)
bool	tryLock ()
void	unlock ()
Protected Attributes
InterruptItemFunctor *	myDefaultInterruptFileCB
InterruptItemFunctor *	myDefaultInterruptSpeechCB
PlaybackConditionFunctor *	myDefaultPlayConditionCB
	Used when creating default configured speech and sound file items.
PlayItemFunctor *	myDefaultPlayFileCB
PlayItemFunctor *	myDefaultSpeakCB
	Used by speak() and play() convenience methods:.
std::list< ArFunctor * >	myEndPlaybackCBList
std::list< ArRetFunctor< bool > * >	myInitCallbacks
	Functors to invoke when we start running in our thread.
bool	myInitialized
Item	myLastItem
	The current or most recent item played.
ArCondition	myPausedCondition
	Condition variable used by the thread to pause.
int	myPauseRequestCount
	Semaphore for doing pausing and resuming of the queue.
bool	myPlayingSomething
std::list< Item >	myQueue
std::list< ArFunctor * >	myQueueEmptyCallbacks
ArMutex	myQueueMutex
std::list< ArFunctor * >	myQueueNonemptyCallbacks
std::list< ArFunctor * >	myStartPlaybackCBList
	Functors to invoke during queue processing.
Classes
class	Item

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Member Typedef Documentation

typedef ArRetFunctor<bool> ArSoundsQueue::PlaybackConditionFunctor

Callback types for determining whether to commence playing an item, or skipping it.

typedef ArRetFunctor2<bool, const char*, const char*> ArSoundsQueue::PlayItemFunctor

Callback for playing a queue item. First argument is the "data", second is item type-specific "parameters". Return true to continue processing more callbacks in a list, false to cancel processing.

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Member Enumeration Documentation

enum ArSoundsQueue::ItemType

Opaque identifier for the type of an item in the sound queue. Not used during processing, but may be used to search for items in the queue.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ArSoundsQueue::ArSoundsQueue (  ArRetFunctor< bool > *  speakInitCB, PlayItemFunctor *  speakCB = 0, InterruptItemFunctor *  interruptSpeechCB = 0, ArRetFunctor< bool > *  playInitCB = 0, PlayItemFunctor *  playFileCB = 0, InterruptItemFunctor *  interruptFileCB = 0 )

Deprecated: See also: addInitCallback() setSpeakCallback() setInterruptSpeechCallback() setPlayFileCallback setInterruptFileCallback

ArSoundsQueue::ArSoundsQueue (  ArSpeechSynth *  speechSynthesizer, ArRetFunctor< bool > *  playInitCB = 0, PlayItemFunctor *  playFileCB = 0, InterruptItemFunctor *  interruptFileCB = 0 )

Set default speech and WAV file callbacks for use by the convenience methods speak() and play(). Omit the last three arguments to use callbacks into ArSoundPlayer.

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Member Function Documentation

void ArSoundsQueue::addInitCallback (  ArRetFunctor< bool > *  cb  )  [inline]

Add a callback to be called when the sound queue begins to run in its thread. (For example, the speech synthesizers must be initialized in the same thread as they are used.)

void ArSoundsQueue::addItem (  ItemType  type, const char *  data, std::list< PlayItemFunctor * >  callbacks, int  priority = 0, const char *  params = 0 )

Create a new queue item with the given data and add to the queue.

void ArSoundsQueue::addItem (  ArSoundsQueue::Item  item  )

Add (a copy of) the given item to the queue. Examples: soundsQueueExample.cpp.

void ArSoundsQueue::addQueueEmptyCallback (  ArFunctor *  f  )  [inline]

Add a callback functor to be invoked when the sound queue becomes empty and the last sound has finished playing, that is, when a block of sounds/speech utterances ends. This will not be called when the sound queue first begins running. Examples: soundsQueueExample.cpp.

void ArSoundsQueue::addQueueNonemptyCallback (  ArFunctor *  f  )  [inline]

Add a callback functor to be invoked when a the sound queue becomes non-empty, that is, when a block of sounds/speech utterances begins. Examples: soundsQueueExample.cpp.

void ArSoundsQueue::addSoundFinishedCallback (  ArFunctor *  f  )  [inline]

Add a callback functor to be invoked when plackback of one sound or speech utterance begins.

void ArSoundsQueue::addSoundStartedCallback (  ArFunctor *  f  )  [inline]

Add a callback functor to be invoked when playback of one sound or speech utterance starts.

void ArSoundsQueue::clearQueue (   )

Empty the queue. If a sound is currently playing, it will not be interrupted. QueueEmpty callbacks will be called. SoundFinished callbacks will not be called. Examples: soundsQueueExample.cpp.

ArSoundsQueue::Item ArSoundsQueue::createDefaultFileItem (  const char *  filename = 0  )

Return an item set up for sound file playback with previously set default play callbacks. Parameters: filename  Filename to set (optional) See also: setPlayFileCallback() addItem() Examples: soundsQueueExample.cpp.

ArSoundsQueue::Item ArSoundsQueue::createDefaultSpeechItem (  const char *  speech = 0  )

Return an item set up for speech with previously set default speech callbacks. Parameters: speech  Text to speak (optional) See also: setSpeechCallback() addItem()

set< int > ArSoundsQueue::findPendingItems (  const char *  item  )

Find items waiting in the queue. This is mainly useful in finding speech text. Parameters: item  Item to search for. Returns: A set of positions in the queue. 1 indicates the next sound that will play, followed by 2, etc. Note: You have a potential race condition if an item is removed from the queue after this method returns, but before you on the information returned. For best results, pause the sound queue while using this information.

ArFunctor* ArSoundsQueue::getPauseCallback (   )  [inline]

Create and return a new a functor for pause(), which other modules can use to pause this sounds queue.

ArFunctor* ArSoundsQueue::getResumeCallback (   )  [inline]

Create and return a new functor for resume(), which other modules can use to resume this sounds queue.

bool ArSoundsQueue::isInitialized (   )  [inline]

Return true if all initialization callbacks have completed, false otherwise.

bool ArSoundsQueue::isPaused (   )

Returns: true if the queue is paused Examples: soundsQueueExample.cpp.

bool ArSoundsQueue::isSpeaking (   )  [inline]

Deprecated: Returns: true if any queue item is being played. See also: isPlaying()

bool ArSoundsQueue::isSpeakingOrPlaying (  void   )  [inline]

Deprecated: See also: isPlaying()

void ArSoundsQueue::pause (   )

Temporarily stop processing the sounds queue. (Any currently playing sound or speech utterance will finish. The sound device may remain open.) Examples: soundsQueueExample.cpp.

void ArSoundsQueue::play (  const char *  filename  )

Add a sound file to the queue for default sound file playback. Examples: soundsQueueExample.cpp.

void ArSoundsQueue::playf (  const char *  filename_fmt,   ... )

Add a sound file to the queue for default sound file playback. Parameters: filename_fmt  Format string for determining the filename of the WAV file, same as printf(). ...  If given, arguments to format into the format string.

ArSoundsQueue::Item ArSoundsQueue::popQueueItem (   )  [protected]

Pop item from queue and return it

void ArSoundsQueue::pushQueueItem (  Item  item  )  [protected]

push item onto queue See also: addItem()

void ArSoundsQueue::removePendingItems (  ItemType  type  )

Remove pending items with the given type.

void ArSoundsQueue::removePendingItems (  int  priority, ItemType  type )

Remove pending items with priority less the given priority and with the given type.

void ArSoundsQueue::removePendingItems (  int  priority  )

Remove pending items with a priority less than that given.

void ArSoundsQueue::removePendingItems (  const char *  data  )

Remove pending items with the given data.

void ArSoundsQueue::removePendingItems (  const char *  item, ItemType  type )

Remove pending items with the given data and type. Examples: soundsQueueExample.cpp.

void ArSoundsQueue::remQueueEmptyCallback (  ArFunctor *  f  )  [inline]

Remove a functor added by addQueueEmptyCallback()

void ArSoundsQueue::remQueueNonemptyCallback (  ArFunctor *  f  )  [inline]

Remove a functor added by addQueueNonemptyCallback().

void ArSoundsQueue::remSoundFinishedCallback (  ArFunctor *  f  )  [inline]

Remove a callback functor to be invoked when plackback of one sound or speech utterance finishes.

void ArSoundsQueue::remSoundStartedCallback (  ArFunctor *  f  )  [inline]

Remove a callback functor to be invoked when playback one sound or speech utterance starts.

void ArSoundsQueue::setDefaultPlayConditionCB (  PlaybackConditionFunctor *  f  )  [inline]

Set a playback condition functor used for default speech and sound file items

void ArSoundsQueue::setInterruptFileCallback (  InterruptItemFunctor *  cb  )  [inline]

Set the "default" callback to interrupt current wav file playback, for use by the play() convenience method. See also: Item

void ArSoundsQueue::setInterruptSpeechCallback (  InterruptItemFunctor *  cb  )  [inline]

Set the "default" callback to interrupt a current speech utterance, used by speak() See also: Item

void ArSoundsQueue::setInterruptWavFileCallback (  InterruptItemFunctor *  cb  )  [inline]

Deprecated: use setInterruptFileCallback() Examples: soundsQueueExample.cpp.

void ArSoundsQueue::setPlayFileCallback (  PlayItemFunctor *  cb  )  [inline]

As a convenience, you may set a "default" WAV file playback callback, and then simply use the play() method to add the file to the queue with this callback. See also: Item

void ArSoundsQueue::setPlayWavFileCallback (  PlayItemFunctor *  cb  )  [inline]

Deprecated: use setPlayFileCallback() Examples: soundsQueueExample.cpp.

void ArSoundsQueue::setSpeakCallback (  PlayItemFunctor *  cb  )  [inline]

Convenience methods for special speech synthesis and WAV file queue items:. As a convenience, you may set a "default" speech synthesis callback, and then simply use the speak() method to add a speech item to the queue with those callbacks. See also: Item

void ArSoundsQueue::setSpeakInitCallback (  ArRetFunctor< bool > *  cb  )  [inline]

Deprecated:

void ArSoundsQueue::speak (  const char *  str  )

Add text string item to the queue for speech synthesis. The text will be sent to the "speak" callback, if set, otherwise the SynthesiseToSound and PlaySynthesizedSound callbacks are used, if set.

void ArSoundsQueue::speakf (  const char *  fmt,   ... )

Add a formatted text string (like printf) to the queue configured for default speech synthesis. When reached in the queue while running, the text will be sent to the "speak" callback, if set, otherwise, the "SythesizeToSound" and "PlaySynthesizedSound" callbacks will be used (if they are set.) Parameters: fmt  Format string. ...  Arguments to format into the format string.

void ArSoundsQueue::speakWithPriority (  int  priority, const char *  fmt,   ... )

Speak with alternate priority.

void ArSoundsQueue::speakWithVoice (  const char *  voice, const char *  fmt,   ... )

Speak with alternate voice.

void ArSoundsQueue::stop (   )

End the processing thread. This function is deprecated. Use stopRunning() instead. Deprecated: This shuts down the sound queue completely. To temporarily stop the queue processing, use pause(). To interrupt the currently playing sound, use interrupt(). Examples: soundsQueueExample.cpp.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• ArSoundsQueue.h
• ArSoundsQueue.cpp

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