Re: iOS: How to create a transition to a new screen

2011-02-15 Thread Jérôme Rosat
Thanks Tom.

This is my code:

on LeftMove
   repeat 16 times
  set the loc of group "gTexteTitre1" to (item 1 of the loc of group 
"gTexteTitre1")-10,(item 2 of the loc of group "gTexteTitre1")
  set  the blendlevel of group "gTexteTitre1" to the blendlevel of group 
"gTexteTitre1"+6
  set the loc of group "DataGrid 1" to (item 1 of the loc of group 
"DataGrid 1")-20,(item 2 of the loc of group "DataGrid 1")
  wait for 1 millisecond
   end repeat
   set the blendlevel of group "gTexteTitre1" to 100
end LeftMove

But I realize that the transition should be interrupted, so I must change the 
code. I also think that the move command is not appropriate because it is not 
possible to simultaneously move the table view and the title of the navigation 
bar.

Jerome

Le 15 févr. 2011 à 03:52, Thomas McGrath III a écrit :

> Jerome,
> 
> I doubt you can find the exact speed of these transitions from within xCode. 
> I have an app open that i wrote in xCode and on another device the one in 
> livecode and test them side by side. I just gave up on AnimationEngine to 
> emulate a paging swipe and instead gave up on the bounce in favor of the move 
> command. 
> 
> You might have to put the views offscreen and use the move command instead of 
> switching cards etc.
> 
> I am going to work on that next. Keep you informed as to progress.
> 
> -- Tom McGrath III
> http://lazyriver.on-rev.com
> 3mcgr...@comcast.net
> 
> On Feb 14, 2011, at 6:15 PM, Jérôme Rosat wrote:
> 
>> Hello everyone,
>> 
>> In iOS, a table view displays data in rows. In a hierarchical structure, 
>> when the user selects a row, a new screen slides from the right with a new 
>> table view. At the same time, the title of the navigation bar slides and 
>> appears  from the right to the center, the "back button" slides and appears 
>> from the center to the left, at a different speed from the table view (it 
>> seems).
>> 
>> I tried to create this transition with LC but I failed recreate it 
>> satisfactorily. 
>> 
>> Do you have any suggestion to create this transition with LC ? Do you know 
>> where we can find the speed of the transition of the screen and of the title 
>> of the navigation bar ?
>> 
>> Thanks in advance.
>> 
>> Jerome
>> 
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Re: iOS: How to create a transition to a new screen

2011-02-14 Thread Thomas McGrath III
Jerome,

I doubt you can find the exact speed of these transitions from within xCode. I 
have an app open that i wrote in xCode and on another device the one in 
livecode and test them side by side. I just gave up on AnimationEngine to 
emulate a paging swipe and instead gave up on the bounce in favor of the move 
command. 

You might have to put the views offscreen and use the move command instead of 
switching cards etc.

I am going to work on that next. Keep you informed as to progress.

-- Tom McGrath III
http://lazyriver.on-rev.com
3mcgr...@comcast.net

On Feb 14, 2011, at 6:15 PM, Jérôme Rosat wrote:

> Hello everyone,
> 
> In iOS, a table view displays data in rows. In a hierarchical structure, when 
> the user selects a row, a new screen slides from the right with a new table 
> view. At the same time, the title of the navigation bar slides and appears  
> from the right to the center, the "back button" slides and appears from the 
> center to the left, at a different speed from the table view (it seems).
> 
> I tried to create this transition with LC but I failed recreate it 
> satisfactorily. 
> 
> Do you have any suggestion to create this transition with LC ? Do you know 
> where we can find the speed of the transition of the screen and of the title 
> of the navigation bar ?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> Jerome
> 
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iOS: How to create a transition to a new screen

2011-02-14 Thread Jérôme Rosat
Hello everyone,

In iOS, a table view displays data in rows. In a hierarchical structure, when 
the user selects a row, a new screen slides from the right with a new table 
view. At the same time, the title of the navigation bar slides and appears  
from the right to the center, the "back button" slides and appears from the 
center to the left, at a different speed from the table view (it seems).

I tried to create this transition with LC but I failed recreate it 
satisfactorily. 

Do you have any suggestion to create this transition with LC ? Do you know 
where we can find the speed of the transition of the screen and of the title of 
the navigation bar ?

Thanks in advance.

Jerome

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