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Animation

o1.gui.Animation

See theAnimation companion object

final class Animation(frames: Iterable[Pic], val frameRate: Double, val terminateOnClose: Boolean, val atEnd: AtEnd)

An Animation object has an iterable sequence of Pics which it can show in a separate window (a simple View).

Parameters

frames: the Pics that the animation consists of, in order; they should be identical in size
frameRate: a target speed (in Pics per second), which the Animation will roughly observe if possible
terminateOnClose: whether the entire application should exit when the animation window is closed
atEnd: what should happen once the animation reaches the final Pic

Attributes

Companion: object
Graph
Supertypes: class Object

trait Matchable

class Any
Self type: Animation

Members list

Value members

Concrete methods

Returns the frames of this animation as a LazyList. If atEnd is set to Animation.Loop, this will be a repeating, infinite list. Otherwise, it just contains each frame once, as set by the constructor parameter.

Closes the view that displays the animation.

See also: show, View.start

Starts a view that displays the animation.

See also: hide, ViewFrame.start

Concrete fields

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