>
> On 17 Jul 2009, at 19:33, andrei_c wrote:
> > void Canvas::timer_cb(void *v)
> > {
> > Canvas *c = (Canvas *) v;
> > c->redraw();
> > Fl::repeat_timeout(0.5,timer_cb,c); // 0.5 s delay
> > n_frames++;
> >
> > if(n_frames > 10) // this should stop the animation but it doesn't
> > Fl::remove_timeout(timer_cb);
> > }
>
> Rather than calling Fl::remove_timeout() here, it would be better
> (and simpler!) to just *not* call Fl::repeat_timeout(0.5,timer_cb,c);
> above it...
>
> Each timer only fires one time, so if you do not call
> Fl::repeat_timeout(...), the animation should stop.
>
> --
> Ian
>
Hi Ian! What you say makes complete sense, I wonder why I didn't thought of
that :).
But besides that, what I am doing to implement an animation isn't that bad,
right??Because I also saw another way of doing it on a FLTK tutorial, it was
that one whit the 3 JPEGs animation.Unfortunately, that didn't help me, so the
method above is from my head.Maybe it's not the best.Just asking.
Thanks for your time.
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