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In the UsingMD2Animation example, we want to retrieve the VertexAnimator object for the animation prefix swim . We do this by adding the following line of code to the end of the _onLoadSuccess method: _animator = animationLibrary.getAnimation("swim").animator as VertexAnimator; Here, we extract our desired animator instance from the animator property on the getAnimation() method of the AnimatorLibrary object. The returned value is cast by default as a generic Animator object because AnimationLibrary handles more than one type of animator, so we need to recast the output to VertexAnimator and store the result in our class property, _animator. Now that we have our MD2 animation data contained in our _animator property, we have more than one option for playback. Besides allowing the use of the generic progress property you saw in the previous section s AnimatingAlongPaths example, the VertexAnimator class introduces the concept of time with the update() method. Because a vertex animation is separated into a number of discrete frames, we can apply a frames-per-second definition to the playback speed and hence derive a virtual animation timeline mimicking the operation of the timeline in Flash Professional. A time value can then be set to control playback of the animation, representing the position of a virtual playhead in our constructed timeline setup.

The overall application structure is the same as that of previous applications, as you can see in Figure 7-2. Four directories exist in the root of the application: css, ext, img, and js.

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Figure 9-42. Configuring more of MythMusic s general settings Next you need to set up the music player. You do this in Utilities / Setup Setup Media Settings Music Settings Player Settings. First, you get to select the type of shuffle that should be used. The available options are as follows: Normal Shuffle: The tracks are in the order they were found on disk. This will equate to being ordered by artist, album, and then track on a given album. Random Shuffle: The tracks are in a random order. Intelligent Shuffle: The ordering takes into account the rating of the track, the number of times the track has been played, how long ago the last play was, and then a random factor. Each of the factors for the intelligent shuffle allow for weightings as well, which allows you to specify the relative importance of the factors listed in the last bullet point. The higher the number as a weighting, the more attention is paid to that factor. Figure 9-43 shows the configuration dialog box.

Figure 7-2. The application s directory structure and constituent files In the root we have the index.htm file as always, and the license.txt file that puts this application under the GPL license. In the css directory is the single styles.css file that we ve

come to expect housing the style sheet information for the application, and ext is Ext JS itself. Once again, this is a plain-vanilla Ext JS installation, with no extra themes or other changes. The img directory contains a batch of GIF files, all of which are icons used on various buttons throughout the application. Without exception, the name of the image file matches the caption of the button it appears on. In the js directory we have the usual gears_init.js file that allows us to use Gears, and a main JavaScript file named after the application, SQLWorkbench.js in this case. This is where we ll find the init() method that, just like other applications, is essentially the entry point into the application code, as well as some other general code. There is also a StoresAndRecords.js file containing the definition of the Records and Stores used in this application. The rest of the files correspond to individual Windows seen throughout the application and the code that goes along with them. So, the Window that shows the list of available databases is in the DatabasesWindow.js file, and the query tool s Window is in QueryToolWindow.js and so on. The Help.js file contains the three (sort of, as we ll see) Windows that you see when viewing help.

The update method accepts a single argument representing the time in seconds we want to jump to in our animation The idea is to trigger update on every frame of the Flash movie with an incrementing time argument to move the playhead of the animation to the next position on our animation timeline The VertexAnimator object holds a number of configuring properties that affect the internal representation of the timeline, a selection of which are defined here: delay: A Number value that represents the delay to the start of the animation in second (the time before the animation starts playing) Defaults to 0 loop: A Boolean value that defines whether the animation plays continuously or halts after a single run through, defaults to true fps: An int value that controls the rate at which keyframes are played relative to time (in other words, the keyframes-per-second value), defaults to 6.

As we ve done with other applications, we ll begin with the basic markup found in index.htm that forms the basis of the application: <html> <head> <title>SQL Workbench</title> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="ext/resources/css/ext-all.css"> <script type="text/javascript" src="ext/adapter/ext/ext-base.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="ext/ext-all.js"></script> <script src="js/gears_init.js"></script> Nothing new here: we obviously need Ext JS to be imported (ext-all.js), along with its style sheet (ext-all.css) and we re using Ext JS in stand-alone mode so no third-party libraries are needed, so ext-base.js is the adapter we ll use. Next up are the imports of the resources specific to this application: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/styles.css"> <script type="text/javascript" src="js/SQLWorkbench.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="js/StoresAndRecords.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="js/CreateTableWindow.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="js/DatabasesWindow.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="js/TableDetailsWindow.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="js/TablesWindow.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="js/QueryToolWindow.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="js/Help.js"></script> <script>Ext.onReady(SQLWorkbench.init);</script> </head>

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