They are a bit magical. You might want to have a look at:
http://www.opaque.net/ming/, which provides an easier to use interface (I'm
currently working with the author to contribute the PHP extension code to the
php distribution, he's keen on the idea (ie, if you compile --with-swf
--enable-ming, you get the mingswf extension, --with-swf or --with-swf
--enable-libswf you get the libswf extension)). That library also works with
windows and is constantly maintained (whereas Paul Haebaerli's libswf is not
maintained anymore...).
How far away is this?
I'm probably missing something obvious here.
You are, something obvious, but not intuitive...
void swf_definebitmap(int objid, string image_name)
Is the prototype for swf_definebitmap(), the first argument (objid) is the
object id to use with swf_getbitmapinfo(), etc.
ie,
?php
// The bitmap id to define the bitmap with, and
// then use with the other bitmap functions
$pic_id = 10;
// Komodo, Rasmus? *LOL*! From phpics.com ;)
$pic_location = "korea/0.50/17.jpg";
// ...
swf_definebitmap($pic_id, $pic_location);
// ...
$pic_info = swf_getbitmapinfo($pic_id);
echo "Size of the bitmap in bytes is: $pic_info[size]\n";
echo "Width of the bitmap in pixels is: $pic_info[width]\n";
echo "Height of the bitmap in pixels is: $pic_info[height]\n";
?
Ok, so I would have expected something like this to work:
header('Content-type: application/x-shockwave-flash');
swf_openfile('php://stdout',400, 250, 30, 1, 1, 1);
$pic = swf_nextid();
swf_definebitmap($pic, 'php-big.fi');
swf_pushmatrix();
swf_placeobject($pic, 1);
swf_popmatrix();
swf_showframe();
swf_closefile();
But it doesn't seem to. I'll keep reading. The ming stuff does look a
lot more intuitive.
-Rasmus
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