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In ANDREWID_p7_slide.pdf, submit a slide, in the form of a one-page landscape PDF, to be projected while your piece is played. You should include an image in the slide that relates to your music and include the title of your piece, your name, and any additional text you wish. The image can come from anywhere, and does not need to be original work. Keep in mind that text in slides should be large to be legible from the back of the hall. Your complete program notes will be printed in the program, so you do not need a lot of text on the slide. Hopefully, the slides will add an engaging visual aspect to the concert, so please strive for an aesthetic, artistic presentation.
Your piece should use techniques you learned throughout the semester. You should make significant use of Nyquist; many of you are familiar with other tools such as FL Studio, Finale, Reason, Ableton, etc., but the goal of this project is to demonstrate your mastery of techniques from this class, so those should be your focus. We expect you to spend time perfecting your piece. It should sound more like 3 to 5 minutes edited down to 90 seconds than a 30 second piece padded out to fill the time. Grading will be based on: (1) basic techniques - control of amplitude to avoid clipping, envelopes to avoid clicks at onsets and endings, use of stereo, effects, reverb, mixing, and in general you should be in control of all sound parameters; (2) effort - not everyone is a great composer, but your work should at least show that you spent time exploring musical and technical possibilities; (3) use of Nyquist - your code should indicate that you have learned how to use Nyquist effectively; (4) musical quality - your piece should be interesting to listen to, achieve the musical goals you describe in your program notes, and generally show some intention and organization (these are vague words because we do not want to say what your piece should sound like); (5) completeness - you should turn in a sound file of appropriate length, program notes, and slide.
In ANDREWID\_p7\_slide.pdf, submit a slide, in the form of a one-page landscape PDF, to be projected while your piece is played. You should include an image in the slide that relates to your music and include the title of your piece, your name, and any additional text you wish. The image can come from anywhere, and does not need to be original work. Keep in mind that text in slides should be large to be legible from the back of the hall. Your complete program notes will be printed in the program, so you do not need a lot of text on the slide. Hopefully, the slides will add an engaging visual aspect to the concert, so please strive for an aesthetic, artistic presentation. If you wish to incorporate a more complex or dynamic visual component, e-mail Danny with your ideas and we will try to work something out.
With the new My Extensibility feature, My namespace extensions can be activated or deactivated through the Project Properties Designer, or when an associated reference is added or removed from a project. This capability makes extending the Visual Basic development environment simple through deploying APIs for common coding tasks.
Additionally, if you use a namespace that already exists in My, such as Resources, these members will be added to that namespace. This gives you a lot of flexibility for how your extensions are accessed. The second thing to be aware of is the access modifier on the module. The Friend access modifier will prevent other assemblies from accessing these members. If you use Public access, the elements may conflict with symbols declared in these other project's My namespace.
This code can be used for expanding My.Application and My.Settings. Partial classes let you add members to a class that is defined somewhere else as long as the source code for that class exists in the current project. This includes classes like MyComputer for Visual Basic projects, as the compiler injects the classes automatically before the code is compiled.
Extending My.User is probably the most difficult scenario. It is defined outside of your project, in the Visual Basic runtime DLL, which means you cannot extend it with partial classes. In order to extend My.User, a project-level compilation constant must be defined, which means that extending My.User requires that the developer using the extension execute this manual step.
Now that I've explained extensions to the My namespace, let's see how you can easily implement and share these extensions in our projects. I just showed how My is a namespace like any other namespace, and you can add top-level properties to it by simply adding a module and specifying a namespace of My. Let's now create a set of validation functions that can check if a string matches the format of U.S. and Canadian postal codes, phone numbers, e-mail addresses, and a few other important formats.
Let's begin by starting Visual Studio and creating a new console application. Name the project MyValidation. Next, add a new Module to the solution called MyValidation.vb and replace the code in the MyValidation.vb file with the code shown in Figure 5 (which has been excerpted here for space).
Be careful when creating a My Extension template that your code can work in any project configuration. You need to pay particular attention to the possible values of Option Explicit, Option Strict, Option Compare, and (new in Visual Basic 2008) Option Infer. You can either write code that will work in the least-flexible configuration (Option Explicit On, Option Strict On, Option Infer Off, and Option Compare unspecified), or specify each option explicitly at the top of each code file in your extension, which is the recommended approach.
Also, you need to be careful to account for different project imports to prevent conflict with symbols defined in the project. You do this by qualifying any symbol not defined in your template with the Global or the My keyword. For instance, instead of Text.Encoding, use Global.System.Text.Encoding. If you only use Text.Encoding, your template will not work in Windows Forms Applications, which imports two namespaces that contain a namespace called Text. If you omit Global and only use System.Text.Encoding, then your template may not work in a project that defines a namespace called System.
Open Module1.vb by double-clicking it in the Solution Explorer and place the test code, which has been excerpted in Figure 6, into the file, replacing the code that was there before. For the full code, see the code download on the MSDN Magazine Web site. Now you are ready to test the My Extension, so press F5 to execute the project and attach the debugger. You should see the following output:
You can select the project from which the template will be created; in this solution there is only one project, so just click Next. In the Items to Export listbox, select just the MyValidation.vb file and click Next. On the next step, you can select which references you would like to include with this item. You have to select all the references required for the My Extension to operate once it has been added to a project. For this example, select System.Core, then click Next again.
In a My Extension template, as in any Visual Studio template, all of the template parameters are available. These are special strings that can be inserted into the My Extension code automatically when it is added to a project. For instance, $clrversion$ will be replaced with the current version of the CLR. In the case of My Extension templates, $safeitemname$ will be replaced with the value of the element in the .vstemplate file, minus the file extension. This will be equal to the name of the .vb file containing the template code.
Anything else that you can do with a regular template can also be done with a My Extension template. For instance, within the .vstemplate file, by setting the value of the element to false, you can include the template in the Add New Item Dialog when adding items to projects. You can also force the addition of assembly references with the section, and you can add a family of code files as is done by the Windows Form template to include the form's design code as well as the user code.
First you need to add a element to the MyTemplate.vstemplate file located in the exported template .zip file. This indicates that the Item Template is to be treated as a My Extension. You also need to prevent the items in the template from being opened automatically when the template is added to the project by adding a couple of attributes onto the element. This is because My Extension template code should be invisible to the consumer. In addition, you must add the element into the MyTemplate.vstemplate to indicate that the template should not be displayed in the list of installed templates when the user elects to add items to his project through the Add New Item dialog. Finally, you need to add a .customdata file to the package in order to provide information that does not apply to typical templates, namely a unique ID, a version number, and a trigger assembly. 2ff7e9595c
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