Filter out zero BPMs and zero-length stops in first pass
It turns out to be much cleaner to do this here than to do it later.
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@@ -230,6 +230,11 @@ void SMLoader::ParseBPMs( vector< pair<float, float> > &out, const RString line,
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const float fBeat = RowToBeat( arrayBPMChangeValues[0], rowsPerBeat );
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const float fNewBPM = StringToFloat( arrayBPMChangeValues[1] );
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if( fNewBPM == 0 ) {
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LOG->UserLog("Song file", this->GetSongTitle(),
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"has a zero BPM; ignored.");
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continue;
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}
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out.push_back( make_pair(fBeat, fNewBPM) );
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}
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@@ -308,6 +313,11 @@ void SMLoader::ParseStops( vector< pair<float, float> > &out, const RString line
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const float fFreezeBeat = RowToBeat( arrayFreezeValues[0], rowsPerBeat );
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const float fFreezeSeconds = StringToFloat( arrayFreezeValues[1] );
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if( fFreezeSeconds == 0 ) {
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LOG->UserLog("Song file", this->GetSongTitle(),
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"has a zero-length stop; ignored.");
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continue;
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}
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out.push_back( make_pair(fFreezeBeat, fFreezeSeconds) );
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}
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