- From: <warner.ten.kate@philips.com>
- Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2001 09:33:25 +0200
- To: www-smil@w3.org
For the event listening I would recommend to use SMIL: <img id="pict" src="test.gif" dur="4s" /> <ev:script begin="pict.mousedown"> ... ECMAScript ... </ev:script> Warner. www-smil@w3.org Sent by: www-smil-request@w3.org 12-09-2001 11:48 To: Mohammed Zubair <mohammed.visharam@am.sony.com> cc: www-smil@w3.org (bcc: Warner ten Kate/EHV/RESEARCH/PHILIPS) Subject: Re: Reg Capturing Event. Classification: Hi, I have been experimenting with SMIL and scripting. Currently, SMIL Recommendation doesn't have anything how to include scripts into SMIL files, so I have created script tags in another namespace, containing the ECMAScript. I don't know if this will be the way to implement scripting in SMIL. For instance, to catch mouse pressed event for an image: <img src="test.gif" dur="4s"> <ev:onevent type="mousedown"> <ev:script> ... ECMAScript... </ev:script> </ev:onevent> </img> This currently works in the X-Smiles browser, but it most probably will not be the standard way to write scripts. But if you want to start experimenting, you can use it. - Kari On Mon, 10 Sep 2001, Mohammed Zubair wrote: > Hello all, > In my application i need to trigger certain events in another application > based on SMIL events. What i mean is that is there a way by which say when a > user clicks in a SMIL document (by activateEvent), then i should be able to > recognise this to trigger certain other events. > Some sort of dynamicism is what i am getting at (dynamic smil). > I know that internally within the SMIL document itself this is possible i.e. > event capture which is automatic, but what if i need to triger some event in > a different application. > In that case how can i capture the events triggered in SMIL.? Is there an > interface of some sort? > > Also, can i embed some scripts in SMIL documents too? > > > regards, > Mohammed Zubair V > >
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