Source code for birdears.questions.notename

from ..logger import log_event

from ..questionbase import QuestionBase
from ..questionbase import register_question_class

from ..interval import Interval

from .. import KEYBOARD_INDICES
from .. import CHROMATIC_SHARP
from .. import CHROMATIC_FLAT
from .. import CHROMATIC_TYPE

from ..sequence import Sequence
from ..resolution import Resolution
from ..prequestion import PreQuestion

from random import choice


[docs]@register_question_class class NoteNameQuestion(QuestionBase): """Implements a Note Name test. """ name = 'notename' @log_event def __init__(self, mode='major', tonic='C', octave=4, descending=False, chromatic=False, n_octaves=1, valid_intervals=CHROMATIC_TYPE, user_durations=None, prequestion_method='tonic_only', resolution_method='nearest_tonic', *args, **kwargs): """Inits the class. Args: mode (str): A string representing the mode of the question. Eg., 'major' or 'minor' tonic (str): A string representing the tonic of the question, eg.: 'C'; if omitted, it will be selected randomly. octave (int): A scienfic octave notation, for example, 4 for 'C4'; if not present, it will be randomly chosen. descending (bool): Is the question direction in descending, ie., intervals have lower pitch than the tonic. chromatic (bool): If the question can have (True) or not (False) chromatic intervals, ie., intervals not in the diatonic scale of tonic/mode. n_octaves (int): Maximum number of octaves of the question. valid_intervals (list): A list with intervals (int) valid for random choice, 1 is 1st, 2 is second etc. Eg. [1, 4, 5] to allow only tonics, fourths and fifths. user_durations (str): A string with 9 comma-separated `int` or `float`s to set the default duration for the notes played. The values are respectively for: pre-question duration (1st), pre-question delay (2nd), and pre-question pos-delay (3rd); question duration (4th), question delay (5th), and question pos-delay (6th); resolution duration (7th), resolution delay (8th), and resolution pos-delay (9th). duration is the duration in of the note in seconds; delay is the time to wait before playing the next note, and pos_delay is the time to wait after all the notes of the respective sequence have been played. If any of the user durations is `n`, the default duration for the type of question will be used instead. Example:: "2,0.5,1,2,n,0,2.5,n,1" prequestion_method (str): Method of playing a cadence or the exercise tonic before the question so to affirm the question musical tonic key to the ear. Valid ones are registered in the `birdears.prequestion.PREQUESION_METHODS` global dict. resolution_method (str): Method of playing the resolution of an exercise. Valid ones are registered in the `birdears.resolution.RESOLUTION_METHODS` global dict. """ default_durations = { 'preq': {'duration': 2, 'delay': 0.5, 'pos_delay': 1}, 'quest': {'duration': 2, 'delay': 0.5, 'pos_delay': 0}, 'resol': {'duration': 2.5, 'delay': 0.5, 'pos_delay': 1} } super(NoteNameQuestion, self).\ __init__(mode=mode, tonic=tonic, octave=octave, descending=descending, chromatic=chromatic, n_octaves=n_octaves, valid_intervals=valid_intervals, user_durations=user_durations, prequestion_method=prequestion_method, resolution_method=resolution_method, default_durations=default_durations, *args, **kwargs) self.is_harmonic = False self.random_pitch = choice(self.allowed_pitches) self.interval = Interval(self.tonic_pitch, self.random_pitch) self.pre_question = self.make_pre_question(method=prequestion_method) self.question = self.make_question() self.resolution = self.make_resolution(method=resolution_method)
[docs] def make_pre_question(self, method): prequestion = PreQuestion(method=method, question=self) return prequestion()
[docs] def make_question(self): question = Sequence([self.random_pitch], **self.durations['quest']) return question
[docs] def make_resolution(self, method): resolve = Resolution(method=method, question=self) resolution = resolve() return resolution
[docs] def play_question(self, callback=None, end_callback=None, *args, **kwargs): # Other threads can call a thread’s join() method. This blocks the # calling thread until the thread whose join() method is called is # terminated. # https://docs.python.org/3/library/threading.html#thread-objects self.display.update({'main_display': ('The tonic is {tonic}.' 'Press the' 'key representing the' 'second note.' .format(tonic=self.tonic_str))}) self.pre_question.play(callback=callback, end_callback=end_callback, *args, **kwargs) self.question.play(callback=None, end_callback=end_callback, *args, **kwargs)
[docs] def play_resolution(self, callback=None, end_callback=None, *args, **kwargs): thread = self.resolution.play(callback=callback, end_callback=end_callback, *args, **kwargs) thread.join()
[docs] def check_question(self, user_input_char): """Checks whether the given answer is correct. """ global INTERVALS from ..scale import ChromaticScale c_chromatic = ChromaticScale(tonic='C', n_octaves=2) # question_tone_chromatic = ChromaticScale(tonic=self.tonic_str, # octave=self.octave, # n_octaves = self.n_octaves) keyboard_index = \ KEYBOARD_INDICES['chromatic']['ascending']['major'] user_semitones = keyboard_index.index(user_input_char[0]) user_pitch = c_chromatic[user_semitones] user_note = user_pitch.note correct_semitones = abs(int(self.tonic_pitch) - int(self.random_pitch)) correct_note = self.random_pitch.note if user_note in CHROMATIC_SHARP: user_semitones = CHROMATIC_SHARP.index(user_note) elif user_note in CHROMATIC_FLAT: user_semitones = CHROMATIC_SHARP.index(user_note) if correct_note in CHROMATIC_SHARP: correct_semitones = CHROMATIC_SHARP.index(user_note) elif correct_note in CHROMATIC_FLAT: correct_semitones = CHROMATIC_FLAT.index(correct_note) signal = '✓' if user_semitones == correct_semitones else 'x' # u2713 extra_response_str = """\ {} user {}{} {} semitones """.format(correct_note, signal, user_note, self.interval['semitones']) response = dict( is_correct=False, # user_interval=user_interval, user_note=user_note, # correct_interval=correct_interval, correct_note=correct_note, user_response_str=user_note, correct_response_str=correct_note, extra_response_str=extra_response_str, ) if user_note == correct_note: response.update({'is_correct': True}) else: response.update({'is_correct': False}) return response