On Fri, Sep 14, 2007 at 09:49:10AM -0600, Jeremy Slade wrote:
Are there any developer docs for introducing the overall
architecture &
code organization for gnash? I haven't seen it in the bit of docs
I've
looked at so far -- maybe I just haven't looked in the right place?
Take note, and please paste to the wiki for future reference:
Everything starts with movie_root class, which is what can be
considered "the stage".
Kick-start is given by movie_root::setRootMovie() which takes an
instance of a
top-level movie definition, constructs it and process any action
queued by the
construction process.
From now on, the movie_root is "advanced" at regular intervals
(FPS) by the Gui.
Advancement of the movie_root happens by advancing in turn any
character which registered
itself to a global list of characters that are willing to "advance".
This "advance" step updates the state of the current movie, so that
calls to movie_root::display
call the currently registered renderer all the calls needed to
properly obtain the final bitmap
image you see on the screen.
At arbitrary times, the Gui can also notify the movie_root about
user events such as key
presses and mouse movements/clicks.
That's pretty much it for a start, feel free to ask more questions,
and make sure
you take note on the wiki ! :)
--strk;
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