Hi;
On Sat, 2007-03-10 at 17:54 +0100, Gideon de Kok wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was experimenting with the Python-Clutter bindings and I ran into a
> problem;
>
> I want to animate a "Actor" when a key is pressed.. To call the
> function, I use the .connect function, the function works perfectly and
> I can call a function within the mainloop, inside this function I create
> a new timeline for the animation which I want to show:
>
> timeline = clutter.Timeline(40, 50)
> alpha = clutter.Alpha(timeline, clutter.ramp_inc_func)
>
> o_behaviour = BehaviourRoll(alpha)
>
> timeline = clutter.Timeline(40, 50)
> for label in menu:
> o_behaviour.apply(label)
>
> timeline.start()
> timeline.connect("new-frame", self.printBlaat)
>
> The problem is, the "behaviour" won't "run".
> If I add the behaviour in the standard "main" function, like it was done
> within the examples, the behaviour does "run". I could always create a
> function which does the animation with the
> "timeline.connect("new-frame")" part. But this would misuse the whole
> framework.
>
> Is it something I misunderstand?
>
Is self.printBlaat getting called in the above example ?
-- Matthew
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