MidiGroupEndpointListener
This class acts as a filter. Incoming messages with the specified group will be provided through the MessageReceived event. Other messages will be ignored.
For a MIDI 1.0 device, where the ports (virtual MIDI cables) have been mapped to UMP groups, this class can provide the equivalent of a MIDI 1.0 port to an application, ignoring all other inputs and operating only on the included groups.
In addition to the properties and methods in IMidiEndpointMessageProcessingPlugin, and the MessageReceived event from IMidiMessageReceivedEventSource the class provides the following:
Properties
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
IncludedGroups | The list of MidiGroup numbers that this listener will listen to. |
PreventCallingFurtherListeners | True if this plugin should prevent further listeners from processing a message that is in-scope for this processor. |
PreventFiringMainMessageReceivedEvent | True if this plugin should prevent the endpoint’s MessageReceived event from firing if the message was in-scope for this plugin. |
Functions
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
MidiGroupEndpointListener() | Construct a new instance of this type |
// set up your message receive handler and create your connection
// before setting up the individual message listeners. The event
// handler has the same signature as the main message received
// event on the connection.
midi2::MidiGroupEndpointListener groupsListener;
groupsListener.IncludedGroups().Append(midi2::MidiGroup(5));
groupsListener.IncludedGroups().Append(midi2::MidiGroup(6));
// set this if you don't want the main message received event on the
// connection to fire for any messages this plugin handles.
groupsListener.PreventFiringMainMessageReceivedEvent(true);
auto groupsMessagesReceivedEventToken = groupsListener.MessageReceived(MyMessageReceivedHandler);
myConnection.AddMessageProcessingPlugin(groupsListener);
// open after setting up the plugin so you don't miss any messages
myConnection.Open();
// ...