Microsoft DirectX 9.0 SDK Update (Summer 2004)

^{DMUS_IO_CHORDMAP_SIGNPOST}

The DMUS_IO_CHORDMAP_SIGNPOST structure contains information about a signpost chord in a chordmap. Used in the Chordmap Form.

Syntax

typedef struct _DMUS_IO_CHORDMAP_SIGNPOST {
  DWORD dwChords;
  DWORD dwFlags;
} DMUS_IO_CHORDMAP_SIGNPOST;

Members

dwChords

Types of signpost supported by this chord. The values are used to match against the same values as they appear in templates. Composing from template consists of (among other things) looking for these values in the template and finding actual chords in the chordmap that match these values. The following flags are defined.

Value

DMUS_SIGNPOSTF_A

DMUS_SIGNPOSTF_B

DMUS_SIGNPOSTF_C

DMUS_SIGNPOSTF_D

DMUS_SIGNPOSTF_E

DMUS_SIGNPOSTF_F

DMUS_SIGNPOSTF_LETTER

DMUS_SIGNPOSTF_1

DMUS_SIGNPOSTF_2

DMUS_SIGNPOSTF_3

DMUS_SIGNPOSTF_4

DMUS_SIGNPOSTF_5

DMUS_SIGNPOSTF_6

DMUS_SIGNPOSTF_7

DMUS_SIGNPOSTF_ROOT

DMUS_SIGNPOSTF_CADENCE

dwFlags

Flags defining whether this chord is to be preceded by cadence chords. Signpost chords can have up to two cadence chords. This value can be SPOST_CADENCE1 (first cadence), SPOST_CADENCE2 (second cadence), or a combination of these two flags.

Requirements

  Header: Declared in dmusicf.h.

See Also

See Also

• DirectMusic File Structures
• DMUS_IO_SIGNPOST

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