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Movie Vote 1.3 (Default branch)
Movie Vote is a Django-based movie voting system. It is ideally suited for scheduling movie showings based on what users would like to see. Viewers are authenticated, and votes are weighted to favor those who consistently show up. License: GNU General Public License (GPL) Changes:
Support has been added for storing Metacritic and Rotten Tomatoes review scores and calculating an average of them. Note that this requires a database schema change.Image

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swf::movie

.::SWF::Movie(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation					.::SWF::Movie(3pm)

NAME

       SWF::Movie - SWF Movie class

SYNOPSIS

	       use SWF::Movie;

	       $m = new SWF::Movie();
	       $m = SWF::Movie::newSWFMovieWithVersion(8);

DESCRIPTION

       SWF::Movie is the root object of your flashfile. It contains all your other objects you want in your movie.  Ming supports many Flash4,
       Flash5 F6,7,8,9.. features.

       The SWF::Movie object contains information like the flashversion, the size, the frames per second, the background color. Except that, the
       SWF::Movie behaves like a SWF::MovieClip. It only cannot be added to another SWF::Movie or SWF::MovieClip.

       Notice: The version of your flashmovie can be set by the object SWF. See SWF for more details.

METHODS

       $m = new SWF::Movie()
	   Creates a Movie object.

       $m = newSWFMovieWithVersion(version)
	   Creates a Movie object with version value (e.g. 8) set.

       $displayItem=$m->add($SWFObject)
	   Add an instance of a SWF-object to your current frame. The returnvalue is a SWF::DisplayItem.

		   Some possible SWF-objects are:

		   SWF::Action
		   SWF::MovieClip
		   SWF::Shape
		   SWF::Sound
		   SWF::Text
		   SWF::TextField
		   SWF::Bitmap
		   SWF::PrebuiltClip

		   $m->add($shape); # possible, but not more accessible for us
		   $shape_1 = m->add($shape); # good instance

       $m->addExport($block, $name)
	   Prepare linkage to Action script code.

		   $m->addExport($mc, 'mc');
		   # and later inside action script....:
		   $ac = new SWF::Action("_root.attachMovie('mc','mc1',11);");

       $m->writeExports()
	   Export prepared names to Action script.

       remove($displayItem)
	   Removes the given SWF::DisplayItem instance from the current and following frames of the main timeline.

		   $m->remove($shape_i);

       nextFrame()
	   Finish a frame of the main timeline. New added objects will be added in the next frame.

		   $m->nextFrame();

       setNumberOfFrames($frames) =item setFrames($frames)
	   Preset the number of frames of the main timeline. n not used frames before finishing the movie will filled with n nextFrame()
	   statements.	If you inserted more nextFrame() commands than you set with setFrames() the setFrames() will be ignored.

		   $m->setFrames(100);

       $m->setBackground($red,$green,$blue)
	   Set the background in red, green, blue values. Possible value are 0..255 or hexvalues 0x0..0xff.

		   $m-setBackground(0xff,0x99,0x00); # orange bg
		   $m-setBackground(0,200,255)	     # green bg

	   A transparency level isn't available I asume. (In Flash MX/F6?). A transparent background can be set in the HTML-code for Internet
	   Explorer. Please inform the Authors if that is available for nonIE-browsers.

       $m->namedAnchor($label)
	   This function adds a named anchor to the movie.

       $m->setDimension(x,y)
	   Set the dimension in pixel.

		   #ToDo:
		   #min: (0.0,0.0)   # ;-)
		   #max: (?,?)
		   #default: (0.0?,0.0?)
		   #Behavior when values <min: ming sets it to min
		   #Behavior when values >max: ming sets it to max

		   $m->setDimension(200,100);
		   $m->setDimension(123.45,67.89);

       $m->setRate(int)
	   Set the playing speed in frames/second.

		   #ToDo:
		   #min: 0
		   #max: ?
		   #default: ?
		   #Behavior when value <min: ming sets it to min
		   #Behavior when value >max: ming sets it to max

		   $m->setRate(30);

       $m->protect()
	   A feature that prevents only flashnewbies from importing your movie into Macromedias Flash authoring tools. It cannot protect your
	   content from being loaded by other flashmovies, deleting of the protection with a hexeditor or disassembling with tools.

       $m->setSoundStream($soundstream, [$skip])
	   Puts an SWF::SoundStream object as streaming sound into the main timeline.  The optional skip parameter describes the time in seconds
	   to be skiped.

		   $m->setSoundStream($soundstream);

       $m->streamMp3($filename)
	   Simplifies the setSoundStream(). You only need the filename.

		   $m->streamMp3("iloveyou.mp3");

	   Hint: If you want to reuse this sound/mp3 later in this movie, create a reusable SWF::SoundStream object and then put it into
	   setSoundstream().

       $soundinstance = $m->startSound($sound)
	   Play a prepared SWF::Sound object into the main timeline. Returns an object of SWF::SoundInstance.

		   $sound = new SWF::Sound("loveyoutoo.mp3", SWF_SOUND_MP3_COMPRESSED );
		   $si = $m->startSound($sound);

       $m->stopSound($sound)
	   Stop playing sound.

       $m->labelFrame($string)
	   Gives the current frame a label that can be used by actionscript as anchor. Then you don't have to count your nextFrame() lines
	   anymore. :-)

		   $m->labelFrame("win");
		   #ToDo:
		   #max characters of a label???
		   #What happen if we put there a big string??
		   #Which characters are allowed??

       $m->setScriptLimits($maxRecursion, $timeout)
	   Set limits for resource usage, related to action script. Setting timeout will protect your computer from too long loops and stack
	   overflow. So endless scripts like "while(1){};" will be interrupted after timeout seconds.	The default recursion depth is 265, the
	   default timeout is 15 seconds.

       $m->defineScene($offset, $name)
	   Define scenes for the movies' main timeline using integer value for frame offset and name of the scene.

       $m->setNetworkAccess($flag)
	   Sets network / fileaccess policy. If the flag is set to 0 a localy loaded movie will be unable to access the network but is allowed to
	   access local files.	If the flag ist set to 1 a localy loaded movie will be unable to access local files but is allowed to access the
	   network. For SWF >= 8: default is 0,

       $m->addMetadata($xml)
	   Adds Metadata to the movie: this function inserts a metadata-tag into the movie. Only one metadata-tag can be set to a movie.  Metadata
	   is specified as an XML string.

       $m->assignSymbol($character, $name)
	   Assigns a symbolic name for a SWF::Character object.  Such classes are available for usage in other SWF files and can be referenced
	   from inside the current movie.  To assign a symbol to the root movie use NULL as character value.

       $m->setTabIndex($depth, $index)
	   Sets tab index for specified depth level.

       $fontchar = $m->addFont($font)
	   Adds a font to a movie. An object of SWF::FontCharacter class returned.

		   $font = new SWF::Font('Arial.fdb');
		   $fch  = $m->addFont($font);

       $fontchar = $m->importFont($file, $name)
	   Imports a font from an other SWFFile. An object of SWF::FontCharacter class returned.

		   $fch = $m->importFont('textField.swf', 'Arial337a');

       $m->importCharacter($url, $name)
	   Not yet documented (ToDo!)

       $result = $m->replace($item, $block)
	   This method replaces a displayable character with a new one.  Returns 0 on success , -1 else.

		   $dispitem = $movie->add($shape1);
		   $movie->nextFrame();
		   print $movie->replace($dispitem, $shape2);
		   $movie->nextFrame();

       $written = $m->xs_output([$compresslevel])
       $written = $m->output([$compresslevel])
	   Writes the SWF::Movie to stdout. This is normally used for webservers/cgi-scripts.  Don't forget to send the "Content-Type:"-lines
	   before writing out the movie.

	   The parameter compresslevel is optional. compresslevel between 0 and 9. Higher values will be interpreted as 9. Values smaller 0 mean
	   no compression. By default the SWF::Movie will be send without compression.	Notice: compression available since Flash MX(Flash 6).
	   Ming does not check this for you if you write flash4 or flash5 movies.

	   Unlike xs_output() the output() method prepared for using via webservers (but not limited to webservers).

	   Both methods return number of bytes written.

       $written = $m->save($filename [, $compresslevel])
	   Method saves the SWF::Movie to a file and returns the number of bytes written.  The parameter compresslevel is optional. compresslevel
	   between 0 and 9. Higher values will be interpreted as 9. Values smaller 0 mean no compression. By default the SWF::Movie will be saved
	   without compression.  Notice: compression available since Flash MX(Flash 6). Ming does not check this for you if you write flash4 or
	   flash5 movies.

EXAMPLE

       3 examples: a regular minimal SWF::Movie, one with all methods and a more interesting.

       minimal empty example
		   #!/usr/bin/perl -w
		   use SWF::Movie;

		   $m = new SWF::Movie();
		   $m->nextFrame();
		   $m->save("emptyminimal.swf");

       full empty examples
		   #!/usr/bin/perl -w
		   use SWF::Movie;

		   $m = new SWF::Movie();
		   $m->setVersion(4);
		   $m->setBackground(0xff,0xcc,0x0);
		   $m->setDimension(200,100);
		   $m->protect();
		   $m->setRate(30);
		   $m->setFrames(10); # ming fills it automatic with frames

		   $m->nextFrame()
		   $m->save("empty.swf");

       streaming example
		   #!/usr/bin/perl -w
		   use SWF("Shape");
		   SWF::setVersion(6);

		   $m = new SWF::Movie();
		   $m->setBackground(0xff,0xcc,0x0);
		   $m->setDimension(200,100);
		   $m->setFrames(10);
		   $m->streamMp3("forever.mp3");

		   $s= new SWF::Shape();
		   $s->setLine(40,0xff,0xff,0);
		   $s->setRightFill(0xff,0,0);
		   $s->drawLine(50,0);
		   $s->drawLine(0,20);
		   $s->drawLineTo(0,0);

		   $s_1= $m->add($s);
		   $s_2= $m->add($s);
		   $s_1->move(50,40);
		   $s_2->move(10,40);
		   for($i=1;$i<5;$i++) {
			   $m->nextFrame();
			   $s_2->move(0,10);
		   }
		   $m->nextFrame();
		   print "Content-type: application/x-shockwave-flash

";
		   $m->output(9); # with compression level 9 (since flash6)

AUTHOR

       Soheil Seyfaie (soheil at users.sourceforge.net), Albrecht Kleine and developers of ming.sourceforge.net

SEE ALSO

       SWF, SWF::Action, SWF::Bitmap, SWF::Button, SWF::Constants, SWF::DisplayItem, SWF::Fill, SWF::Font, SWF::FontCharacter, SWF::Gradient,
       SWF::Morph, SWF::MovieClip, SWF::Shape, SWF::PrebuiltClip, SWF::Sound, SWF::SoundStream, SWF::TextField, SWF::Text, SWF::Filter,
       SWF::Character

perl v5.14.2							    2011-10-26							.::SWF::Movie(3pm)