Interface Transmitter

All Superinterfaces:
AutoCloseable
All Known Subinterfaces:
MidiDeviceTransmitter
public interface Transmitter extends AutoCloseable
A Transmitter sends MidiEvent objects to one or more Receivers. Common MIDI transmitters include sequencers and MIDI input ports.
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Method Summary

Modifier and Type Method Description
void close()
Indicates that the application has finished using the transmitter, and that limited resources it requires may be released or made available.
Receiver getReceiver()
Obtains the current receiver to which this transmitter will deliver MIDI messages.
void setReceiver(Receiver receiver)
Sets the receiver to which this transmitter will deliver MIDI messages.

Method Details

setReceiver

void setReceiver(Receiver receiver)
Sets the receiver to which this transmitter will deliver MIDI messages. If a receiver is currently set, it is replaced with this one.
Parameters:
receiver - the desired receiver

getReceiver

Receiver getReceiver()
Obtains the current receiver to which this transmitter will deliver MIDI messages.
Returns:
the current receiver. If no receiver is currently set, returns null.

close

void close()
Indicates that the application has finished using the transmitter, and that limited resources it requires may be released or made available.

If the creation of this Transmitter resulted in implicitly opening the underlying device, the device is implicitly closed by this method. This is true unless the device is kept open by other Receiver or Transmitter instances that opened the device implicitly, and unless the device has been opened explicitly. If the device this Transmitter is retrieved from is closed explicitly by calling MidiDevice.close, the Transmitter is closed, too. For a detailed description of open/close behaviour see the class description of MidiDevice.

Specified by:
close in interface AutoCloseable
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