Option
A time reference specifies the temporal context within which an aural object is invoked. It may be either undefined (there is no notion of pointers in virtual performance time), or defined by a span for the invoked object and a time frame corresponding to the current position.
Value members
Abstract methods
If the reference is undefined, translates it into a defined one beginning at zero with a span from zero. Otherwise returns the reference unmodified.
If the reference is undefined, translates it into a defined one beginning at zero with a span from zero. Otherwise returns the reference unmodified.
true for a TimeRef whose offset is smaller than its span start, false for TimeRef.Undefined.
true for a TimeRef whose offset is smaller than its span start, false for TimeRef.Undefined.
Offsets within the logical span of the object.
For an undefined time reference, this will report zero,
otherwise it is equal to frame - span.start. If the
span does not have a defined start, it will also report zero.
Offsets within the logical span of the object.
For an undefined time reference, this will report zero,
otherwise it is equal to frame - span.start. If the
span does not have a defined start, it will also report zero.