The Animation control displays an AVI animation. To load an AVI file you can use the Open() method; you can then use Play() to start the animation (note it will start automatically with the -autoplay option), Stop() to stop it, and Seek() to position it to a specified frame.
Common methods apply to most windows, controls and resources.
new(PARENT, %OPTIONS)
Creates a new Animation object;
can also be called as PARENT->AddAnimation(%OPTIONS).
Class specific %OPTIONS are:
-autoplay => 0/1 (default 0)
Starts playing the animation as soon as an AVI clip is loaded.
-center => 0/1 (default 0)
Centers the animation in the control window.
-transparent => 0/1 (default 0)
Draws the animation using a transparent background.
See also the common options.
Close()
Closes an AVI clip and displays its first frame in an animation control
Open(FILE)
Opens an AVI clip and displays its first frame in an animation control.
OpenEx(FILE,[INSTANCE=NULL])
Opens an AVI clip from a resource in a specified module and displays its first frame in an animation control.
Play([FROM], [TO], [REPEAT])
Plays an AVI clip in an animation control.
Seek(FRAME)
Directs an animation control to display a particular frame of an AVI clip.
Stop()
Stops playing an AVI clip in an animation control.
Common events apply to most windows and controls.
Start()
Sent when the AVI clip has started playing.
Stop()
Sent when the AVI clip has stopped playing.
Documentation for Win32::GUI v1.06 created 13 Feb 2008
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