Timeline
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class Objecttrait Matchableclass Any
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Timeline.type
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Extensions
Add a TimeSlot[A] to the animation as a TimeWindow. Time slots are the building block of animation and can be combined together to build up an animation, for example: startAfter(2.seconds) andThen show(5.seconds)(_.withAlpha(0.5))
Add a TimeSlot[A] to the animation as a TimeWindow. Time slots are the building block of animation and can be combined together to build up an animation, for example: startAfter(2.seconds) andThen show(5.seconds)(_.withAlpha(0.5))
Value parameters
- animation
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the
TimeSlot[A]to add
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Timeline[A]
Add a time window to the animation.
Add a time window to the animation.
Value parameters
- nextWindow
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TimeWindow[A]
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Timeline[A]
Add a batch of time windows to the animation.
Add a batch of time windows to the animation.
Value parameters
- nextWindows
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Batch[TimeWindow[A]]
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Timeline[A]
Samples the animation at the given time to produce a value. The return type is ultimately optional because you could sample the animation outside of the animations time range.
Samples the animation at the given time to produce a value. The return type is ultimately optional because you could sample the animation outside of the animations time range.
Value parameters
- time
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the current running time in
Seconds to sample the animation at.
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A => Option[A]whereAis the 'subject', the thing to be animated.
Calls at but always returns a value, using the original subject A if no other value would be produced by the animation.
Calls at but always returns a value, using the original subject A if no other value would be produced by the animation.
Value parameters
- time
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the current running time in
Seconds to sample the animation at.
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A
Calls at but always returns a value, using the given default subject A if no other value would be produced by the animation.
Calls at but always returns a value, using the given default subject A if no other value would be produced by the animation.
Value parameters
- default
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the subject to use if no other value is produced
- time
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the current running time in
Seconds to sample the animation at.
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A
Clamps the time to be within the animation's duration, ensuring that the last frame is present even when over the time windows. Still produces an optional value because you may have a delay at the beginning of you animation, for example.
Clamps the time to be within the animation's duration, ensuring that the last frame is present even when over the time windows. Still produces an optional value because you may have a delay at the beginning of you animation, for example.
Value parameters
- time
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the current running time in
Seconds to sample the animation at.
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Option[A]
Return the total time duration of the animation in seconds, including any initial delays.
Return the total time duration of the animation in seconds, including any initial delays.
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Seconds
Alias for duration, returns the total time duration of the animation in seconds, including any initial delays.
Alias for duration, returns the total time duration of the animation in seconds, including any initial delays.
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Seconds
Give the time windows as a Batch.
Give the time windows as a Batch.
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Batch[TimeWindow[A]]