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>Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Dev] animation invokeEvent
>Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2001 20:22:45 -0500
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>On 11/25/2001, Colin Thompson wrote:
> > Curently each animation, circle, path etc generates it's
On 11/25/2001, Colin Thompson wrote:
> Curently each animation, circle, path etc generates it's own events ie -
> circlerun, pathstart etc..
> should they all not invoke the same events? such as a onmove event.
Because if you wan't to use two different animations (wipe, slide) on
the same layer,
I don't have some code yet, but I will try knock some up tonight.
I am at work at the moment, but will be home in about 6 hours. I may not be
back online until after 9pm tonight (~10 hour away). I'll keep you posted.
>From: "Colin Thompson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Your idea for an AnimEvent sou
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Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Dev] animation invokeEvent
> I have actually been contemplating the same change.
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> As with a mouse evnt, we could listen for a common "animstart" event.
Then
> each event could have it'
Curently each animation, circle, path etc generates it's own events ie -
circlerun, pathstart etc..
should they all not invoke the same events? such as a onmove event.
for example..
you create a layer and attach it to a path, a circle and a hover animation,
and you want to know when that layer s
