In my screensaver, I use layers and explicit animations to animate the bounds
(size) of the layer.
At some point, I'd like to pause the animation.
I am trying to do that by setting the duration of the animation to a very large
value.
The effect is that the layer still changes its bounds , i.e., it grows and
shrinks --
however, the screensaver's animateOneFrame() function does not get called any
more.
(Code snippets below)
Any ideas why that is?
All insights and hints will be appreciated.
Best regards,
Gabriel.
Code snippets:
This is how I create and set the animation:
CALayer * imgLayer = [CALayer layer];
...
CABasicAnimation * anim = [CABasicAnimation animationWithKeyPath:
@"bounds.size"];
anim.duration = 30.0;
...
[imgLayer addAnimation: anim forKey: @"myBoundsAnim"];
CABasicAnimation * fadein = [CABasicAnimation animationWithKeyPath:
@"opacity"];
...
[imgLayer addAnimation: fadein forKey: nil];
[mainLayer_ addSublayer: imgLayer];
currentLayer_ = imgLayer; // this is an
ivar
This is how I am trying to pause the zooming animation in the -animateOneFrame
method of the screensaver:
CAAnimation * zoominganim = [ currentLayer_ animationForKey:
@"myBoundsAnim" ];
zoominganim.duration = 1e100;
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