Tidy up HMSF handling in a few places.

[dcpomatic.git] / src / lib / dcpomatic_time.h

diff --git a/src/lib/dcpomatic_time.h b/src/lib/dcpomatic_time.h
index 62d8a28ccf1ddee397e85ed014e77beb929fae92..00a31a7a7057ab5ece9f7ba4b26984bf0735f91d 100644 (file)
--- a/src/lib/dcpomatic_time.h
+++ b/src/lib/dcpomatic_time.h
@@ -39,6 +39,26 @@ struct dcpomatic_time_floor_test;
 
 namespace dcpomatic {
 
+
+class HMSF
+{
+public:
+       HMSF () {}
+
+       HMSF (int h_, int m_, int s_, int f_)
+               : h(h_)
+               , m(m_)
+               , s(s_)
+               , f(f_)
+       {}
+
+       int h = 0;
+       int m = 0;
+       int s = 0;
+       int f = 0;
+};
+
+
 /** A time in seconds, expressed as a number scaled up by Time::HZ.  We want two different
  *  versions of this class, dcpomatic::ContentTime and dcpomatic::DCPTime, and we want it to be impossible to
  *  convert implicitly between the two.  Hence there's this template hack.  I'm not
@@ -67,6 +87,16 @@ public:
        /* Explicit conversion from type O */
        Time (Time<O, S> d, FrameRateChange f);
 
+       /** @param hmsf Hours, minutes, seconds, frames.
+        *  @param fps Frame rate
+        */
+       Time (HMSF const& hmsf, float fps) {
+               *this = from_seconds (hmsf.h * 3600)
+                       + from_seconds (hmsf.m * 60)
+                       + from_seconds (hmsf.s)
+                       + from_frames (hmsf.f, fps);
+       }
+
        Type get () const {
                return _t;
        }
@@ -170,39 +200,34 @@ public:
 
        /** Split a time into hours, minutes, seconds and frames.
         *  @param r Frames per second.
-        *  @param h Returned hours.
-        *  @param m Returned minutes.
-        *  @param s Returned seconds.
-        *  @param f Returned frames.
+        *  @return Split time.
         */
        template <typename T>
-       void split (T r, int& h, int& m, int& s, int& f) const
+       HMSF split (T r) const
        {
                /* Do this calculation with frames so that we can round
                   to a frame boundary at the start rather than the end.
                */
-               int64_t ff = frames_round (r);
+               auto ff = frames_round (r);
+               HMSF hmsf;
 
-               h = ff / (3600 * r);
-               ff -= h * 3600 * r;
-               m = ff / (60 * r);
-               ff -= m * 60 * r;
-               s = ff / r;
-               ff -= s * r;
+               hmsf.h = ff / (3600 * r);
+               ff -= hmsf.h * 3600 * r;
+               hmsf.m = ff / (60 * r);
+               ff -= hmsf.m * 60 * r;
+               hmsf.s = ff / r;
+               ff -= hmsf.s * r;
 
-               f = static_cast<int> (ff);
+               hmsf.f = static_cast<int> (ff);
+               return hmsf;
        }
 
        template <typename T>
        std::string timecode (T r) const {
-               int h;
-               int m;
-               int s;
-               int f;
-               split (r, h, m, s, f);
+               auto hmsf = split (r);
 
                char buffer[128];
-               snprintf (buffer, sizeof (buffer), "%02d:%02d:%02d:%02d", h, m, s, f);
+               snprintf (buffer, sizeof(buffer), "%02d:%02d:%02d:%02d", hmsf.h, hmsf.m, hmsf.s, hmsf.f);
                return buffer;
        }