At 10:39 PM 10/6/99 -0700, Ben Wing wrote:
Congrats! Looks good. But there are some problems. In particular,
you
don't
handle multiple animated gifs properly. (In fact, there will be a
timeout
leak
in such a case!) You need to have each separate animated gif have its
own
timeout, which you store as a field in the image instance, and the timeout's
argument should be the image instance, not a device. This allows for
animated
Yes I know. I will fix.
gifs with different time delays (is this not a property of the gif
itself?
You
hardcode it at 100ms) and would also allow each gif to be stopped
independently
It is but I have no idea what property.
of the others. You also really need to implement this stop ability, or
people
will go crazy. You should do this using a weak list or hashtable of all the
animated gifs, which you map over. You might also think about providing a
lisp
interface to retrieve this list, and possibly other similar lists of
extant
image instances. (Somebody, probably whose last name is Perry, is going to
want
this.)
Ok, I'll look into it.
Also, why do you have a separate IMAGE_WIDGET_MASK and
IMAGE_LAYOUT_MASK?
These are really one and the same.
I don't think so - the image data is different.
andy
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Dr Andy Piper
Senior Consultant Architect, BEA Systems Ltd