Removed use of this. Added additional comments from SL implementation.
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@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ void MeasureInfo::FromString(const RString& sValues)
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for (int i = 0; i < half_size; i++)
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{
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float nps = StringToFloat(asValues[i]);
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this->npsPerMeasure.push_back(nps);
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npsPerMeasure.push_back(nps);
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if(nps > peak_nps)
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{
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peak_nps = nps;
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@@ -42,10 +42,10 @@ void MeasureInfo::FromString(const RString& sValues)
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}
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for (unsigned i = half_size; i < asValues.size(); i++)
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{
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this->notesPerMeasure.push_back(StringToInt(asValues[i]));
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notesPerMeasure.push_back(StringToInt(asValues[i]));
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}
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this->measureCount = half_size;
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this->peakNps = peak_nps;
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measureCount = half_size;
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peakNps = peak_nps;
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}
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void MeasureInfo::CalculateMeasureInfo(const NoteData &in, MeasureInfo &out)
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@@ -79,18 +79,16 @@ void MeasureInfo::CalculateMeasureInfo(const NoteData &in, MeasureInfo &out)
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{
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if(curr_note.Row() != curr_row)
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{
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// Before moving on to a new row, update the row count for the "current" measure
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// Note that we're only add
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// Before moving on to a new row, update the notes per measure for the current measure.
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out.notesPerMeasure[iMeasureIndexOut] += notes_this_row;
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// Update iMeasureIndex for the current row
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timing->NoteRowToMeasureAndBeat(curr_note.Row(), iMeasureIndexOut, iBeatIndexOut, iRowsRemainder);
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curr_row = curr_note.Row();
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notes_this_row = 0;
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}
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// Update tap and mine count for the current measure
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// Regardless of how many notes are on this row, it's only considered 1 "note" when we want to
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// calculate nps. So jumps/brackets don't inflate the nps value. Maybe we should call it
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// "steps per second" or something like that?
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// calculate nps. So jumps/brackets don't inflate the nps value.
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if (curr_note->type == TapNoteType_Tap || curr_note->type == TapNoteType_HoldHead)
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{
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notes_this_row = 1;
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@@ -113,6 +111,20 @@ void MeasureInfo::CalculateMeasureInfo(const NoteData &in, MeasureInfo &out)
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float measureDuration = timing->GetElapsedTimeFromBeat(4 * (m+1)) - timing->GetElapsedTimeFromBeat(4 * m);
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float nps = out.notesPerMeasure[m] / measureDuration;
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// FIXME: We subtract the time at the current measure from the time at the next measure to determine
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// the duration of this measure in seconds, and use that to calculate notes per second.
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//
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// Measures *normally* occur over some positive quantity of seconds. Measures that use warps,
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// negative BPMs, and negative stops are normally reported by the SM5 engine as having a duration
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// of 0 seconds, and when that happens, we safely assume that there were 0 notes in that measure.
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//
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// This doesn't always hold true. Measures 48 and 49 of "Mudkyp Korea/Can't Nobody" use a properly
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// timed negative stop, but the engine reports them as having very small but positive durations
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// which erroneously inflates the notes per second calculation.
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//
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// As a hold over for this case, we check that the duration is <= 0.12 (instead of 0), so this only
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// breaks for cases where charts are of 2,000 BPM (which are likely rarer than those with warps).
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if(measureDuration < 0.12)
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{
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out.npsPerMeasure[m] = 0;
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