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package javax.sound.midi;

import java.util.EventListener;


The ControllerEventListener interface should be implemented
by classes whose instances need to be notified when a Sequencer
has processed a requested type of MIDI control-change event.
To register a ControllerEventListener object to receive such notifications, invoke the 
addControllerEventListener method of Sequencer,
specifying the types of MIDI controllers about which you are interested in
getting control-change notifications.
Author:
Kara Kytle
See Also:
MidiChannel.controlChange(int, int)/**
 * The <code>ControllerEventListener</code> interface should be implemented
 * by classes whose instances need to be notified when a <code>Sequencer</code>
 * has processed a requested type of MIDI control-change event.
 * To register a <code>ControllerEventListener</code> object to receive such
 * notifications, invoke the
 * {@link Sequencer#addControllerEventListener(ControllerEventListener, int[])
 * addControllerEventListener} method of <code>Sequencer</code>,
 * specifying the types of MIDI controllers about which you are interested in
 * getting control-change notifications.
 *
 * @see MidiChannel#controlChange(int, int)
 *
 * @author Kara Kytle
 */
public interface ControllerEventListener extends EventListener {

    
Invoked when a Sequencer has encountered and processed
a control-change event of interest to this listener.  The event passed
in is a ShortMessage whose first data byte indicates
the controller number and whose second data byte is the value to which
the controller was set.
Params:
event – the control-change event that the sequencer encountered in
the sequence it is processing
See Also:
Sequencer.addControllerEventListener(ControllerEventListener, int[])
MidiChannel.controlChange(int, int)
ShortMessage.getData1
ShortMessage.getData2/**
     * Invoked when a <code>Sequencer</code> has encountered and processed
     * a control-change event of interest to this listener.  The event passed
     * in is a <code>ShortMessage</code> whose first data byte indicates
     * the controller number and whose second data byte is the value to which
     * the controller was set.
     *
     * @param event the control-change event that the sequencer encountered in
     * the sequence it is processing
     *
     * @see Sequencer#addControllerEventListener(ControllerEventListener, int[])
     * @see MidiChannel#controlChange(int, int)
     * @see ShortMessage#getData1
     * @see ShortMessage#getData2
     */
    public void controlChange(ShortMessage event);
}