Hi,
I'm struggling with cluttermm. The programming with cluttermm book has some
deprecated bits, most of which I can figure out (and once I've got there, I'll
figure out how to update it). Currently I can't give an animation a path; the
actor.path(x, y) function no longer exists, but adding a path to an Animator
with
effect->bind("x", 150.0);
gives a compile time error:
/usr/local/include/cluttermm-1.0/cluttermm/animation.h:238:27: note:
Glib::RefPtr<Clutter::Animation> Clutter::Animation::bind(const string&, const
Glib::ValueBase&)
If I create it with
Glib::Value< float> xdim;
xdim.set(150.0);
effect->bind("x", xdim);
it compiles fine, but on running breaks with output to the terminal:
Clutter-WARNING **: Cannot bind property 'x': the interval value of type
'(null)' is not compatible with the property value of type 'gfloat'
So how do I give a path to an animation? Can it be done in C++? I note this
post
http://git.gnome.org/browse/cluttermm/commit/?id=be14bbccd745c2ba1708241af94831d8bc072e0e
suggests I'm wasting my time.
Ian.
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