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# Copyright (c) 2000-2001 by Soheil Seyfaie. All rights reserved.
# (c) 2009 A.Kleine
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the same terms as Perl itself.
# ====================================================================
# $Author$
# $Id$
package SWF::MovieClip;
use SWF();
use strict;
$SWF::MovieClip::VERSION = $SWF::VERSION;
1;
__END__
=head1 NAME
SWF::MovieClip - MovieClip Class
=head1 SYNOPSIS
use SWF::MovieClip;
my $movieclip = new SWF::MovieClip();
=head1 DESCRIPTION
SWF::MovieClip allows you to add animated objects to your Flash movies.
=head1 METHODS
=over 4
=item $mc= new SWF::MovieClip()
Returns an SWF::MovieClip object.
=item $item = $mc->add($swfobject)
When you add following types of objects to the $mc they will return a SWF::DisplayItem:
=over
=item SWF::Button
=item SWF::PrebuiltClip (a whole external swf file)
=item SWF::MovieClip (you can nest them like a tree)
=item SWF::Shape
=item SWF::Text
=item SWF::TextField
=item SWF::VideoStream
=back
[ToDo: to be verified:
When you add a SWF::Sound the return value is a SWF::SoundInstance:
$si = $mc->add($sound); ]
=item $si = $mc->startSound($sound)
Starts making noise and returns an object of SWF::SoundInstance class.
=item $mc->stopSound($sound)
Stops sound started by startSound() method.
=item $mc->remove($di)
Removes SWF::DisplayItem $di from the display list.
=item $mc->nextFrame()
Move to the next frame in the timeline of SWF::MovieClip $mc
=item $mc->setNumberOfFrames($i)
=item $mc->setFrames($i)
Sets total number of $mc frames to $i
This is an optional autofiller, e.g. when you want to be sure that 2 different movieclips
have 100 frames when playing, but the number of nextFrame() calls in these 2 movieclips is unknown or
dynamic (dependent on data from databases, whatever). By default a movieclip the number of frames
in the timeline is how often you called $mc->nextFrame for this clip.
=item $mc->labelFrame($name)
Sets frame name to $name.
You are then able to access this frame by name in ActionScript, not just by frame number.
=item $mc->setScalingGrid($x, $y, $w, $h)
This function (available from SWF>=8) sets a 9 slice scaling grid:
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
X, y, w and h define a rectangle, which is the dimension of the center slice
(5). All other slices are determined out of the characters bounds and the
defined rect. While slice 5 is scaled vertical and horizontal, slice 2 and 8
are only scaled horizontal. Slice 4 and 6 only vertical. The 4 corner slices
are not scaled (1, 3, 7, 9).
[ToDo: to be verified]
=item $mc->removeScalingGrid()
Removes scaling grid rectangles.
=item $mc->addInitAction($action)
Adds an initial ActionScript block to MovieClip $mc.
These actions are executed before the MovieClip is available
as a script object.
[ToDo: to be verified]
=item $mc->setSoundStream($sound, $rate, [$skip])
Includes streaming sound to a movie.
[ToDo: add more doc and a demo here.]
=back
=head1 AUTHOR
Soheil Seyfaie (soheil@netcom.ca)
Peter Liscovius
see AUTHORS of ming distribution (ming.sf.net)
=head1 SEE ALSO
SWF::DisplayItem for how you can modify the instances in a SWF::MovieClip or SWF::Movie
SWF, SWF::Action, SWF::InitAction, SWF::Button, SWF::Movie,
SWF::Shape, SWF::Sound, SWF::SoundStream, SWF::Text, SWF::TextField, SWF::VideoStream
=cut
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