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Automation - "link" polylines across systems, break polylines at horizontal frames - #34886
Also, edits to a polyline in one system will affect the next polyline if needs be. The live dragging still looks a bit janky but I think this is easily improved by live updating the edge values (will address in a follow-up since this PR is complicated enough as-is):
polylinesystems.mov
Breakdown of main commits:
150bd08 - m_polylinesMap and m_pointsDataByPolyline are now keyed the same and can be put into a single map, preventing the need for multiple lookups.
bda7cfe - since there's going to be a many-to-one relationship of polylines to staves (due to HBoxes), returning/passing maps around becomes unwieldy. This commit moves to a model where we build polylines in-place (in the new unified m_polylinesDataMap).
c9ed249 - this is the crux of these changes. Using the concept of "staff regions" (sections of a staff separated by system breaks or horizontal frames) buildAndAddPolylineForStaffRegion does what it says on the tin. The helper regionCanvasRect is now required for our geometry since we can't simply use the SysStaff box, and a new tickFromXInPolyline replaces tickFromCanvasX.
244be80 applies a fix that was originally included in #35161, rebased on top of these changes.
11c19d3 addresses the idea that editing one polyline can have-knock on effects for another (in the next system(s), or after HBoxes). This is achieved through polyline "edge value overrides" (from PolylinePlot - introduce "edge value overrides" muse_framework#393). The value of an edge point is determined by interpolating at a given tick between the last point in one region, and the first point in the next region.
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The automation controller now builds polylines for staff measure regions, splitting measure runs at horizontal boxes. Point mapping, editing, rendering, and incremental refresh use each region’s bounds and curve data. The muse subproject reference also changes.
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Confirm that fresh checkouts can fetch the muse submodule before merging. Point editing can also shift a point by one tick and should be corrected.
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- Comment cleanups
- Addressed inconsistent index checking in lambdas
- Avoid lookup repetition with polylineData/setPolylinePointsData helpers
- Assert on orphaned polylines
- Don't repeat staff lookup in buildAndAddPolylineForStaffRegion
- Assert for visible polylines with invalid regions
- Rename variables for clarity in applyPolylineEdgeValues
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Round the interpolated tick instead of truncating it.
pointsDataInStaffRegion converts integer ticks to x coordinates with floating-point arithmetic. tickFromXInPolyline reverses that calculation, then truncates the interpolated offset with static_cast<int>. A value just below an integer can resolve one tick early.
requestEditPoint uses this result to detect tick changes. This can move a BOTH point or create an IN/OUT point at the wrong tick, including points whose x coordinate is fixed during editing.
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--- "a/src/notationscene/qml/MuseScore/NotationScene/notationautomationcontroller.cpp"+++ "b/src/notationscene/qml/MuseScore/NotationScene/notationautomationcontroller.cpp"@@ -643,7 +643,7 @@
// Interpolate between prevSeg's tick and the next tick (but don't go past the last tick that belongs to this region)...
const int prevTick = prevSeg->tick().ticks();
- const int interpolatedTick = prevTick + static_cast<int>(ratio * (nextTick - prevTick));+ const int interpolatedTick = prevTick + static_cast<int>(std::lround(ratio * (nextTick - prevTick)));
return std::min(interpolatedTick, lastTick);
}
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Before accessing the value, it's best to make sure that find(tickBefore) did not return end(). The same thing on line 286. You could also use muse::value with a default value
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Also, edits to a polyline in one system will affect the next polyline if needs be. The live dragging still looks a bit janky but I think this is easily improved by live updating the edge values (will address in a follow-up since this PR is complicated enough as-is):
polylinesystems.mov
Breakdown of main commits:
m_polylinesMapandm_pointsDataByPolylineare now keyed the same and can be put into a single map, preventing the need for multiple lookups.HBoxes), returning/passing maps around becomes unwieldy. This commit moves to a model where we build polylines in-place (in the new unifiedm_polylinesDataMap).buildAndAddPolylineForStaffRegiondoes what it says on the tin. The helperregionCanvasRectis now required for our geometry since we can't simply use theSysStaffbox, and a newtickFromXInPolylinereplacestickFromCanvasX.HBoxes). This is achieved through polyline "edge value overrides" (from PolylinePlot - introduce "edge value overrides" muse_framework#393). The value of an edge point is determined by interpolating at a given tick between the last point in one region, and the first point in the next region.Cursor Composer 2.5 & Claude Opus 5.5 (used for autocomplete and reviewing).