Method setupFilePlayerNode

test/_audio/AudioTests/src/SamplePlayerTest.cpp:111–138

}

void SamplePlayerTest::setupFilePlayerNode()
{
	bool loopEnabled = mSamplePlayerNode ? mSamplePlayerNode->isLoopEnabled() : false;
	double loopBegin = mSamplePlayerNode ? mSamplePlayerNode->getLoopBeginTime() : 0.0;
	double loopEnd = mSamplePlayerNode ? mSamplePlayerNode->getLoopEndTime() : 0.0;

	mGain->disconnectAllInputs();

	auto ctx = audio::master();

//	mSourceFile->setMaxFramesPerRead( 8192 );
	mSamplePlayerNode = ctx->makeNode( new audio::FilePlayerNode( mSourceFile->clone(), mLoadAsync ) );

	// TODO: it is pretty surprising when you recreate mMonitor here without checking if there has already been one added.
	//	- user will no longer see the old mMonitor, but the context still owns a reference to it, so another gets added each time we call this method.
	if( ! mMonitor )
		mMonitor = ctx->makeNode( new audio::MonitorNode( audio::MonitorNode::Format().windowSize( 1024 ) ) );

	// when these connections are called, some (GainNode and Pan) will already be connected, but this is okay, they should silently no-op.

	// or connect in series (it is added to the Context's 'auto pulled list')
	mSamplePlayerNode >> mGain >> mPan >> ctx->getOutput();
	mPan >> mMonitor;

	mSamplePlayerNode->setLoopEnabled( loopEnabled );
	mSamplePlayerNode->setLoopBeginTime( loopBegin );
	mSamplePlayerNode->setLoopEndTime( loopEnd );
}

void SamplePlayerTest::setupBufferRecorderNode()
{