#include <glib.h>
#include "basic.h"
#include "keyframe.h"
#include "window.h"
#include "SharedDataSystem.h"
#include "Utils.h"

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Functions
gint	FrameComp (gconstpointer a, gconstpointer b)
	This function compares the number of frame, of two key frames.
gint	FrameFind (gconstpointer a, gconstpointer b)
	Checks if two keyframe structures are to the same frame.
gint	ValueFind (gconstpointer a, gconstpointer b)
	Checks if a pointer to gdouble (argument b) is contained in the structure mvalue (argument a)
mvalue *	FindAnmFromD (const gdouble *d)
	Get the structure mvalue from mvalue::v.
gdouble *	AddAnimatedValue ()
	Returns a pointer, which is updated every frame, and support, insertion and deletion of key frames.
void	AddFrameValue (mvalue *value, guint32 frame, gdouble v)
	Adds a key frame containing a given value (floating point).
void	AddFrameData (mvalue *value, guint32 frame, gpointer data, guint32 len)
	Adds a key frame, containing some custom data.
void	DelFrameValue (mvalue *value, guint32 frame)
	Deletes a key frame (keyframe), of structure mvalue.
void	InsertFrame (gdouble *d)
	Inserts the current value of the variable in a key frame, generated from the current frame.
void	InsertPluginFrame (iPlugin p, gdouble d)
	Insert a key frame, in the frame number of the layer (Layer::frame). Using the pointer to this layer (iPlugin::layer). The value to be inserted in, key frame, is "gdouble* d".
void	DelFramel (gdouble *d)
	Deletes the current frame (keyframe), of this, animated variable (if any).
void	DelPluginFrame (iPlugin p, gdouble d)
	Delete the current key frame , from a, animated variable.
void	AnimateValues (guint32 frame1)
	Sets the value of all animated variables for a given frame.
void	PluginFrame ()
	Calls the function IPlugin::Frame, for all plugins. But also makes the necessary adjustments.
void	RenderFrame ()
	Merge the layers, considering its rotation, scaling and opacity.
void	Frame ()
	This function must be called every time you need to process a frame.

Function Documentation

gdouble* AddAnimatedValue ( )

Returns a pointer, which is updated every frame, and support, insertion and deletion of key frames.

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void AddFrameData	(	mvalue *	value,
		guint32	frame,
		gpointer	data,
		guint32	len
	)

Adds a key frame, containing some custom data.

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void AddFrameValue	(	mvalue *	value,
		guint32	frame,
		gdouble	v
	)

Adds a key frame containing a given value (floating point).

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void AnimateValues ( guint32 frame )

Sets the value of all animated variables for a given frame.

This function is entered from the key frames, leaves all, animated variables, with the appropriate value for this frame (the value of key frames, or some intermediate point between them).

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void DelFramel ( gdouble * d )

Deletes the current frame (keyframe), of this, animated variable (if any).

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void DelFrameValue	(	mvalue *	value,
		guint32	frame
	)

Deletes a key frame (keyframe), of structure mvalue.

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void DelPluginFrame	(	iPlugin *	p,
		gdouble *	d
	)

Delete the current key frame , from a, animated variable.

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mvalue* FindAnmFromD ( const gdouble * d )

Get the structure mvalue from mvalue::v.

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void Frame ( )

This function must be called every time you need to process a frame.

In other words, this function is called every time you need to show a frame of the composition to User. As well, every frame that you need to write in a video file. Used only internally, the function Frame (IPlugin::Frame) of a plugin can not call. If the function of a Frame plugin (IPlugin::Frame) call, you can get in the loop without end.

Author:: Fabio J. Gonzalez

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gint FrameComp	(	gconstpointer	a,
		gconstpointer	b
	)

This function compares the number of frame, of two key frames.

Both arguments of this function must be pointers to key frames (keyframe structure). If the number of frame (keyframe::frame), the first keyframe, is less than the second, returns -1. If the number of the second frame is greater than the first, returns 1. If both are equal, it returns 0.

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gint FrameFind	(	gconstpointer	a,
		gconstpointer	b
	)

Checks if two keyframe structures are to the same frame.

The advantage of using this structure is that we can find a key frame, and only frame number of it (aided by function, customized search, of glib). If the frames of the two key frames, are equal, it returns 0.

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void InsertFrame ( gdouble * d )

Inserts the current value of the variable in a key frame, generated from the current frame.

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void InsertPluginFrame	(	iPlugin *	p,
		gdouble *	d
	)

Insert a key frame, in the frame number of the layer (Layer::frame). Using the pointer to this layer (iPlugin::layer). The value to be inserted in, key frame, is "gdouble* d".