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Fix the svg:use. For a svg:use, it is a group which include the content it reference. It means that we can not tween it to its origin object directly. Instead, we need to ungroup it and then use the result matrix to generate the tweened transformation matrix. Therefore, we need to concate its matrix to the referenced object. Ad center object when the bbox-x is not available.
author wycc
date Sat, 02 Apr 2011 05:36:36 +0800
parents a7358d9127c8
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SVGS =	brick.svg bullet.svg bush.svg mud.svg rock.svg \
	tank1.svg tank2.svg tank_en.svg bang.svg
SVGHS =	$(SVGS:C/\.svg/.h/)
SVGCS =	$(SVGS:C/\.svg/.c/)
SVGOS = $(SVGS:C/\.svg/.o/)
MBS =	$(SVGS:C/\.svg/.mb/)
SVG2CODE=	svg2code.py
MB_C_HEADER=    mb_c_header.m4
MB_C_SOURCE=    mb_c_source.m4
M4 =	m4
PREFIX?=	/usr/local
M4MACRODIR?=	$(PREFIX)/share/mb
M4FLAGS ?=	-I $(M4MACRODIR)
LDFLAGS +=	
INCDIR?=	$(PREFIX)/include
LIBDIR?=	$(PREFIX)/lib
LIBS +=		-lmbfly -lX11 -L$(LIBDIR) `pkg-config --libs cairo`
CFLAGS +=	-I$(INCDIR) `pkg-config --cflags cairo`
BIN = tank

all:	tank

tank:	tank_main.o $(SVGOS)
	$(CC) $(LDFLAGS) -o $@ $(.ALLSRC) $(LIBS)

tank_main.o: tank_main.c svgs.h
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c tank_main.c

svgs.h: $(SVGHS)
	echo "#ifndef __SVGS_H_" > $@
	echo "#define __SVGS_H_" >> $@
	echo >> $@
	for H in $(SVGHS); do \
		echo "#include \"$$H\"" >> $@; \
	done
	echo >> $@
	echo "#endif /* __SVGS_H_ */" >> $@

.for SVG in $(SVGS)
$(SVG:C/\.svg/.o/): $(SVG:C/.svg/.c/)
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c -o $@ $(.ALLSRC)

$(SVG:C/\.svg/.mb/): $(SVG)
	$(SVG2CODE) $(SVG) $@

$(SVG:C/\.svg/.h/):	$(SVG:C/\.svg/.mb/)
	$(M4) $(M4FLAGS) $(MB_C_HEADER) $(.ALLSRC) > $@

$(SVG:C/\.svg/.c/):	$(SVG:C/\.svg/.mb/)
	$(M4) $(M4FLAGS) $(MB_C_SOURCE) $(.ALLSRC) > $@

.endfor

clean:
	@for f in svgs.h $(SVGHS) $(SVGCS) $(SVGOS) $(MBS) \
		*~ *.core tank tank_main.o; do \
		if [ -e $$f ]; then \
			echo "delete $$f"; rm -f $$f; \
		fi; \
	done