speaker.h

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#ifndef         SPEAKER_H_
# define        SPEAKER_H_

#include "motor.h"

namespace lpzrobots {
  
  /**
     This "motor" emulates a speaker or piezo element to produce sound.
     The sound can be detected by sound sensors (@see SoundSensor).
     Note that obstacles do not interact with the sound in any way.
   */
  class Speaker: public Motor {
  public: 
    Speaker(float frequency)
      : frequency(frequency) {
    }
    virtual ~Speaker() {};
    
    virtual void init(Primitive* own){
      this->own=own;
    }

    virtual int getMotorNumber() const{
      return 1;
    };

    virtual bool act(GlobalData& globaldata){
      globaldata.sounds.push_back(Sound(globaldata.time, own->getPosition(),
                                        intensity,frequency, (void*)own));
      return true;
    }

    virtual int set(const motor* values, int length){
      if(length>0)
        intensity=values[0];
      return 1;
    };    
    
  private:
    Primitive* own;
    float frequency;    
    float intensity;
  };

}

#endif      /* !SPEAKER_H_ */