Abstract/MIDIChordButton.hpp

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#pragma once
 
#include <AH/Hardware/Button.hpp>
#include <AH/STL/memory> // std::unique_ptr
#include <Def/Def.hpp>
#include <MIDI_Constants/Chords/Chords.hpp>
#include <MIDI_Outputs/Abstract/MIDIOutputElement.hpp>
 
BEGIN_CS_NAMESPACE
 
template <class Sender>
class MIDIChordButton : public MIDIOutputElement {
  public:
    template <uint8_t N>
    MIDIChordButton(pin_t pin, MIDIAddress address, Chord<N> chord,
                    const Sender &sender)
        : button(pin), address(address),
          newChord(AH::make_unique<Chord<N>>(std::move(chord))),
          sender(sender) {}
    // TODO: can I somehow get rid of the dynamic memory allocation here?
 
    void begin() final override { button.begin(); }
    void update() final override {
        AH::Button::State state = button.update();
        MIDIAddress sendAddress = address;
        if (state == AH::Button::Falling) {
            if (newChord)
                chord = std::move(newChord);
            sender.sendOn(sendAddress);
            for (int8_t offset : *chord)
                sender.sendOn(sendAddress + offset);
        } else if (state == AH::Button::Rising) {
            sender.sendOff(sendAddress);
            for (int8_t offset : *chord)
                sender.sendOff(sendAddress + offset);
        }
    }
 
    void invert() { button.invert(); }
 
    AH::Button::State getButtonState() const { return button.getState(); }
 
    template <uint8_t N>
    void setChord(Chord<N> chord) {
        newChord = AH::make_unique<Chord<N>>(std::move(chord));
    }
 
    MIDIAddress getAddress() const { return this->address; }
    void setAddressUnsafe(MIDIAddress address) { this->address = address; }
 
  private:
    AH::Button button;
    MIDIAddress address;
    std::unique_ptr<const IChord> chord;
    std::unique_ptr<const IChord> newChord;
 
  public:
    Sender sender;
};
 
END_CS_NAMESPACE