Hi Uli > Very nice. I'd be very happy to lend support.
That would be greatly appreciated. >> Can I expect what I write and run on Ubuntu Intrepid to work on >> Windows and Mac as well? > > The c-base demos are not always in sync with current svn, so maybe > you're not running into windows issues but general version > incompatibility stuff - what goes wrong? (As always: Traceback, os & > video drivers used, svn rev or release used,... help in determining > what's going on.) The fact that it should work is good enough for now - thanks :D >> I see on the suggested features section >> of the wiki, there is mention of pulling webpages in to libavg. Is >> anyone actively working on that already, or is it a wishlist item? > That's a wishlist item., but there's a clear path to implementing it > using LLMozLib (http://www.ubrowser.com/). The html should be rendered > into a texture, so you have full compositing (alpha channels, scaling, > distortion,...) available for the pages. That sounds great. Is it possible to pass parameters in to functions called by setTimeout or setInterval. I'm trying to get me head around how I can write a generic avg file with a single DIV and then parse our XML format (which describes a layout) and then programatically generate output in the Pleyer. I've got code working to do that, but it's proving difficult to figure out which of the things on the screen has expired. For example, I add a div to Player (which is what we would term a region), and then an image inside it (a media item). I then run setTimeout for say 20 seconds, which would trigger that image to be removed and say a video to be put in its place. However, at the same time, I'll be adding another div to Player, and say some text inside it, and then a setTimeout for 30 seconds, at which point the text is removed and an image is loaded in its place. If I write a regionExpired function to handle removing the outgoing items and loading in the new ones, I think I need a parameter passed in to tell me which region I should work on ie Player.setTimeout(20000, regionExpired(1)) Player.setTimeout(30000, regionExpired(2)) I'm sorry that's not terribly clear - I can explain in more detail if needed :D Is there provision for that kind of thing already? Or am I approaching this all wrong? Cheers Alex
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