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Annotation of Examples/SoundAndMusic/SoundKit/SoundEditor/SoundController.h, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: 
                      2: #import <objc/Object.h>
                      3: 
                      4: @interface SoundController:Object
                      5: {
                      6:     id currentDocument;
                      7:     id controlPanel;
                      8:     id playButton;
                      9:     id recordButton;
                     10:     id stopButton;
                     11:     id pauseButton;
                     12:     id meter;
                     13:     id infoPanel;
                     14:     id stringTable;
                     15:     id saveToAccessoryView;
                     16:     id saveToController;
                     17: }
                     18: 
                     19: - init;
                     20: - newSoundDoc:sender;
                     21: - info:sender;
                     22: - setDocument:aDocument;
                     23: - document;
                     24: - openFile:(char *)fileName;
                     25: - open:sender;
                     26: - saveAs:sender;
                     27: - save:sender;
                     28: - saveTo:sender;
                     29: - revertToSaved:sender;
                     30: - play:sender;
                     31: - willPlay:sender;
                     32: - didPlay:sender;
                     33: - stop:sender;
                     34: - pause:sender;
                     35: - record:sender;
                     36: - willRecord:sender;
                     37: - didRecord:sender;
                     38: - soundDidChange:sender;
                     39: - hadError:sender;
                     40: - appDidHide:sender;
                     41: - appDidBecomeActive:sender;
                     42: - stringTable;
                     43: 
                     44: @end

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