On Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 12:45 AM, ChunEon Park <chuneon.p...@samsung.com>wrote:
> Hi, This is Hermet
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> Because original elm_transit had event blocking for the objects in default,
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> it had two APIs - elm_transit_event_block_disabled_set,
> elm_transit_event_block_disabled_get.
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> But the concept is modified to no-event-blocking in default when it is
> contributed.
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> So the APIs was changed to elm_transit_event_block_set,
> elm_transit_event_block_get also.
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> Designing the transit for the temporary effect, I think that blocking-event
> mode is more used then non-blocking generally.
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> Additionally, a few applications are using original elm_transit already in
> our platform,
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> I hope to re-back if it does not really necessary.
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> Could you please consider my proposal to re-back the concept?
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> I attached the small patch file.
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> Thanks.
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Hi,
I think we can consider blocking the events by default, but I didn't
like this changes in the API, because:
elm_transit_event_block_set(transit, EINA_TRUE) means that while in the
animation, the objects of the animation are blocked to receives events.
elm_transit_event_block_disabled_set(transit, EINA_TRUE) means that the
event blocker is disabled, so the objects are able to receives events.
In my opinion, the first one is less confusing.
I would like to see some others opinions.
Cheers!
--
Helen Fornazier
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