> Thank you for all the help with my animated GIF
> question. I've now got the possibility to work
> with animated GIFs with (nearly) no extra effort
> compared to regular GIF images.
> I guess this solution is as close to ideal as
> I could wish for.
Marc,
Haven't had a chance to try this, but it looks like fun...
One question though; does an Fl_GIF_Image widget have a concept of who
its parent is?
If so, in ::animate() then maybe this line that is commented out:
mythis->select_frame(mythis->currframe);
//((Fl_Widget*)mythis)->redraw();
Could instead call redraw on the parent() instead?
((Fl_Widget*)(mythis->parent())->redraw();
Or, if an Fl_GIF_Image does not have a "parent" then we could maybe add
a method and a class member so that we could assign a "container" widget
to the Image, and when the timeout fires, if the "container" is
non-Null, it would call redraw on the container...
I'm just trying out a few ideas for how we might get the animation to
"expose" correctly - haven't tried these things, so you probably have a
better grasp of what is practical here.
Thoughts?
--
Ian
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