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OSL_ASSERT( ! mbFirstPerformCall ); return true; } bool ActivityBase::isActive() const { return mbIsActive; } bool ActivityBase::needsScreenUpdate() const { // animations, while active, _do_ need screen updates // after perform() calls. This is because // e.g. SlideChanger internally uses XCustomSprites, // which don't repaint by themselves. // // What is actually a feature, because then, the // activities thread can issue synchronized repaints, // updating all visible sprites at once. // FIXME(P1): // Since by definition, the animation must not change the // sprite when it is no longer active, we could possibly // return true here only as long as mbIsActive is true. // Unfortunately, the ActivitiesQueue asks for necessary // screen updates after the perform calls, and this is a // problem for the very last perform call of an activity // (the one that ends the activity): this last one usually // _does_ need a screen update, but has already set // mbIsActive to false. I would consider delayed false returns // here a hack, since it relies on call order. For the time // being, we thus return true here, always (note that a // finished Activity will normally be not queried for screen // updates, anyway, since it's removed from the queues). return true; } void ActivityBase::setTargets( const AnimatableShapeSharedPtr& rShape, const ShapeAttributeLayerSharedPtr& rAttrLayer ) { ENSURE_AND_THROW( rShape.get(), "ActivityBase::setTargets(): Invalid shape" ); ENSURE_AND_THROW( rAttrLayer.get(), "ActivityBase::setTargets(): Invalid attribute layer" ); mpShape = rShape; mpAttributeLayer = rAttrLayer; } void ActivityBase::endActivity() { // this is a regular activity end mbIsActive = false; // Activity is ending, queue event, then if( mpEndEvent.get() ) mrEventQueue.addEvent( mpEndEvent ); // release references mpEndEvent.reset(); } double ActivityBase::calcAcceleratedTime( double nT ) const { // Handle acceleration/deceleration // ================================ // clamp nT to permissible [0,1] range nT = ::std::max( 0.0, ::std::min( 1.0, nT ) ); // take acceleration/deceleration into account. if the sum // of mnAccelerationFraction and mnDecelerationFraction // exceeds 1.0, ignore both (that's according to SMIL spec) if( (mnAccelerationFraction > 0.0 || mnDecelerationFraction > 0.0) && mnAccelerationFraction + mnDecelerationFraction <= 1.0 ) { // calc accelerated/decelerated time. // // We have three intervals: // 1 [0,a] // 2 [a,d] // 3 [d,1] (with a and d being acceleration/deceleration // fraction, resp.) // // The change rate during interval 1 is constantly // increasing, reaching 1 at a. It then stays at 1, // starting a linear decrease at d, ending with 0 at // time 1. The integral of this function is the // required new time nT'. // // As we arbitrarily assumed 1 as the upper value of // the change rate, the integral must be normalized to // reach nT'=1 at the end of the interval. This // normalization constant is: // // c = 1 - 0.5a - 0.5d // // The integral itself then amounts to: // // 0.5 nT^2 / a + (nT-a) + (nT - 0.5 nT^2 / d) // // (where each of the three summands correspond to the // three intervals above, and are applied only if nT // has reached the corresponding interval) // // The graph of the change rate is a trapezoid: // // | // 1| /--------------\ // | / \ // | / \ // | / \ // ----------------------------- // 0 a d 1 // // const double nC( 1.0 - 0.5*mnAccelerationFraction - 0.5*mnDecelerationFraction ); // this variable accumulates the new time value double nTPrime(0.0); if( nT < mnAccelerationFraction ) { nTPrime += 0.5*nT*nT/mnAccelerationFraction; // partial first interval } else { nTPrime += 0.5*mnAccelerationFraction; // full first interval if( nT <= 1.0-mnDecelerationFraction ) { nTPrime += nT-mnAccelerationFraction; // partial second interval } else { nTPrime += 1.0 - mnAccelerationFraction - mnDecelerationFraction; // full second interval const double nTRelative( nT - 1.0 + mnDecelerationFraction ); nTPrime += nTRelative - 0.5*nTRelative*nTRelative / mnDecelerationFraction; } } // normalize, and assign to work variable nT = nTPrime / nC; } return nT; } } }