The loss of possibility to DIRECTLY use the reference of an externalList<double>
The way you design this generator is for continuous or even real-time spectro drawing. In this case, make List<double> newAudio read-only, init as an empty one and .AddRange() later is the best solution. However, in my case, I need to use SG to generate the spectro for only once. Which means that as the Bitmap is generated, both the audio in ReadWAV and the newAudio in SG will immediately become garbage.
The Solution I come up with is this: An addition Optional Argument to init newAudio. It keeps the forward compatibility, but also enable me to prevent meaningless object creation (and later Grow into the same size as audio, which is the real problem).
Content originally posted by @shirok1 in #33:
The loss of possibility to DIRECTLY use the reference of an external
List<double>The way you design this generator is for continuous or even real-time spectro drawing. In this case, make
List<double> newAudioread-only, init as an empty one and.AddRange()later is the best solution. However, in my case, I need to use SG to generate the spectro for only once. Which means that as theBitmapis generated, both theaudioinReadWAVand thenewAudioin SG will immediately become garbage.The Solution I come up with is this: An addition Optional Argument to init
newAudio. It keeps the forward compatibility, but also enable me to prevent meaningless object creation (and laterGrowinto the same size asaudio, which is the real problem).