Well in case it useful anyone I went ahead and compiled from dictionary… keep
this for reference. iOS command deliberately not include.
Did I miss anything?
MobileControlDo idOrName, propertyName # command
e.g.
mobileControlCreate "player", "myFirstPlayer"
==================
MobileControlDo idOrName, propertyName # command
mobileControlDo "myFirstPlayer", "play"
mobileControlDo "myFirstPlayer", "pause"
mobileControlDo "myFirstPlayer", "stop"
==================
MobileControlSet idOrName, propertyName, value # command
Global Properties
- "rect": the bounds of the control, relative to the top-left of the
card. For example "0,0,100,100".
- "visible": set to true or false to determine whether the control
should be displayed.
- "alpha": set to an integer value between 0 and 255 to blend the
control with and controls underneath it.
- "backgroundColor": Set to either a standard color name, or a string
of the form red,green,blue or red,green,blue,alpha. Where the components are
integers in the range 0 to 255.
Player Specific
- "filename": The filename of URL of the media to play. Setting the
filename of the player automatically 'prepares' the movie for playback.
- "showController": Determines whether the controller is displayed over
the content. This is a boolean value.
- "currentTime": The current position of the playhead, measured in
milliseconds (maps to the native currentPlaybackTime property). This is an
integer value.
- "looping": Determines whether the playback of the movie should loop
indefinitely. This is a boolean value.
==================
mobileControlGet ( idOrName, propertyName ) # function - include parenthesis
local tVisibility
put mobileControlGet("myControlName", "visible") into tVisibility
if tVisibility is true then
...
end if
- "id": Returns the id of the control where the name is passed.
- "name": Returns the name of the control where the id is passed.
- "rect": Returns the bounds of the control, relative to the top-left
of the card. For example "0,0,100,100".
-"visible": Returns true if the control is visible.
- "alpha": Returns the blendlevel of the control as an integer between
0 and 255.
- "backgroundColor": Returns the background color of the control as an
integer between 0 to 255.
- "filename": returns the filename or URL of the media set on the
player, if any.
- "showController": returns true if the controller is displayed over
the content.
- "currentTime": returns the current position of the playhead, measured
in milliseconds (maps to the native currentPlaybackTime property). This is an
integer value.
- "looping": returns true if the playback of the movie loops
indefinitely.
- "duration": returns the duration of a movie, measured in milliseconds
(maps to the native duration property on iOS). This is an integer value.
- "playableDuration": returns the amount of currently playable content,
measured in milliseconds (maps to the native playableDuration property on iOS).
This is an integer value.
- "playable": enough data is available to start playing, but it may run
out before playback finishes.
- "playthrough": enough data has been buffered for playback to continue
uninterrupted.
- "stalled": buffer of data has stalled and playback may pause
automatically if the player runs out of data
- "playing": playback is current underway.
- "paused": playback is paused and resumes from the point it was paused.
- "interrupted": playback is temporarily interrupted, perhaps because
the buffer ran out of content.
- "seeking forward": the player is currently seeking towards the end of
the movie.
- "seeking backward": the player is currently seeking towards the
beginning of the movie.
On 4/14/18, 12:47 PM, "use-livecode on behalf of Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami via
use-livecode" <use-livecode-boun...@lists.runrev.com on behalf of
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
I am using a default player in mobile.
Works fine in iOS.
But in Android is look pretty retrograde.
In particular, it opens with a 150 px high (or something like that)
object with the player control at the bottom.
So, I am trying to sort out mobileControlDo, to create have a native player
and the dictionary has options of mobile control all jumbled together… That
entry may needs some work. But one another plane with it would nice to have a
lesson an each of the mobile controls. I looked on the web, there is old one
multi channel sound for iOS . that all, Perhaps I missed it?
I think I need compile a separate document with an mobile player props.
They are spread over MobileControlCreate, MobileControlSet, and mobileControlDo.
BR
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