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Improve API docs of the TimeLine class. 

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svn path=/trunk/KDE/kdebase/workspace/; revision=803464
icc-effect-5.14.5
Sebastian Kügler 2008-05-02 23:29:56 +00:00
parent 2cfa81c2fc
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@ -990,6 +990,40 @@ class KWIN_EXPORT PaintClipper
* effects that want a non-linear timeline. Currently, most
* it does is wrapping QTimeLine. In the future, this class
* could help using physics animations in KWin.
*
* KWin effects will usually use this feature by keeping one
* TimeLine per animation, for example per effect (when only
* one animation is done by the effect) or per windows (in
* the case that multiple animations can take place at the
* same time (such as minizing multiple windows with a short
* time offset. Increasing the internal time state of the
* TimeLine is done either by changing the 'current' time in
* the TimeLine, which is an int value between 0 and the
* duration set (defaulting to 250msec). The current time
* can also be changed by setting the 'progress' of the
* TimeLine, a double between 0.0 and 1.0. setProgress(),
* addProgress(), addTime(), removeTime() can all be used to
* manipulate the 'current' time (and at the same time
* progress) of the TimeLine.
*
* The internal state of the TimeLine is determined by the
* duration of the TimeLine, int in milliseconds, defaulting.
* the 'current' time and the current 'progress' are
* interchangeable, both determine the x-axis of a graph
* of a TimeLine. The value() returned represents the y-axis
* in this graph.
*
* m_TimeLine.setProgress(0.5) would change the 'current'
* time of a default TimeLine to 125 msec. m_TimeLine.value()
* would then return the progress value (a double between 0.0
* and 1.0), which can be lower than 0.5 in case the animation
* should start slowly, such as for the EaseInCurve.
* In KWin effect, the prePaintWindow() or prePaintScreen()
* methods have int time as one of their arguments. This int
* can be used to increase the 'current' time in the TimeLine.
* The double the is subsequently returned by value() (usually
* in paintWindow() or paintScreen() methods can then be used
* to manipulate windows, or their positions.
*/
class KWIN_EXPORT TimeLine
{
@ -1039,7 +1073,9 @@ class KWIN_EXPORT TimeLine
/**
* Returns the Value at the time set, this method will
* usually be used to get the progress in the paintWindow()
* and related methods.
* and related methods. The value represents the y-axis' value
* corresponding to the current progress (or time) set by
* setProgress(), addProgress(), addTime(), removeTime()
*/
double value() const;
/**
@ -1049,8 +1085,8 @@ class KWIN_EXPORT TimeLine
*/
double valueForTime(const int msec) const;
/**
* Returns the progress of the TimeLine, between 0 and 1,
* it's equivalent to the y-axis on a curve.
* Returns the progress of the TimeLine, between 0.0 and 1.0.
* The value returned is equivalent to the y-axis on a curve.
*/
double progress() const;
/**