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view include/mb_graph_engine.h @ 1224:5d731460b32c
Remove search_by_id() from frameline.
- frameline is only responsible for drawing a row of frames.
- layers and scenes are managed by MBScene_dom. So, function of
search_by_id() must move to MBScene_dom class.
- onCellClick() and _change_active_frame() are responsible for
handling GUI event.
- It should not be used with workaround to implement some function.
- Solutions
- MBScene_dom.find_layer_n_scene_of_nod() is used to replace
search_by_id().
- MBScene_framelines.active_frame() is used to replace the
workaround.
| author | Thinker K.F. Li <thinker@codemud.net> |
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| date | Thu, 06 Jan 2011 11:11:27 +0800 |
| parents | 7b4e80ab671a |
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/*! \page create_graph_engine Create a Graphic Engine. * * To create a graphic engine, you need to declare and define types * and functions that had been declared in * include/mb_graph_engine_cairo.h in a separated header an c file. * Likes what mb_graph_engine_skia.h does. * * You should also add options in configure.ac to enable the graphic * engine. You also need to add lines in include/mb_config.h.in and * include/mb_graph_engine.h to include correct header for the graphic * engine enabled by the user. */ // -*- indent-tabs-mode: t; tab-width: 8; c-basic-offset: 4; -*- // vim: sw=4:ts=8:sts=4 #ifndef __MBE_H_ #define __MBE_H_ #include <mb_config.h> #ifdef CAIRO_GRAPH_ENGINE #include <mb_graph_engine_cairo.h> #endif #ifdef SKIA_GRAPH_ENGINE #include <mb_graph_engine_skia.h> #endif #ifdef OPENVG_GRAPH_ENGINE #include <mb_graph_engine_openvg.h> #endif #endif /* __MBE_H_ */