@for i in `find $(COVERAGE_DIR) -name "libdali_toolkit_la-*.gcda" -o -name "libdali_toolkit_la-*.gcno"` ;\
do mv $$i `echo $$i | sed s/libdali_toolkit_la-//` ; echo $$i ; done
@cd $(COVERAGE_DIR) ; lcov $(LCOV_OPTS) --base-directory . --directory . -c -o dali.info
- @cd $(COVERAGE_DIR) ; lcov $(LCOV_OPTS) --remove dali.info "*boost*" "/usr/include/*" "*/dali-env/*" -o dali.info
+ @cd $(COVERAGE_DIR) ; lcov $(LCOV_OPTS) --remove dali.info "/usr/include/*" "*/dali-env/*" -o dali.info
@test -z $(COVERAGE_OUTPUT_DIR) || mkdir -p $(COVERAGE_OUTPUT_DIR)
coverage: cov_data
{
}
-void ShadowView::OnStageConnection()
-{
- // TODO: can't call this here, since SetImage() calls fail to connect images to stage, since parent chain not fully on stage yet
- // Need to fix the stage connection so this callback can be used arbitrarily. At that point we can simplify the API by removing the need for Activate() / Deactivate()
- //Activate();
-}
-
-void ShadowView::OnStageDisconnection()
-{
- // TODO: can't call this here, since SetImage() calls fails similarly to above
- // Need to fix the stage connection so this callback can be used arbitrarily. At that point we can simplify the API by removing the need for Activate() / Deactivate()
- //Deactivate();
-}
-
void ShadowView::ConstrainCamera()
{
if( mPointLight && mShadowPlane )
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+<!--
+/**-->
+
+# Item View {#item-view}
+
+An Item view is a scrollable container that contains several items.
+It can have several layouts.
+There are a few built-in layouts that the application writer can use:
+
+|GRID |SPIRAL |DEPTH |
+|:----------------------:|:------------------------:|:-----------------------:|
+||||
+
+The application writer can also create their own custom layout by inheriting from Dali::Toolkit::ItemLayout.
+
+## Item Factory
+
+To create an item-view, the application writer has to provide an item-factory.
+An ItemFactory provides methods to create items and how many items there are among other things.
+
+~~~{.cpp}
+class MyFactory : public Dali::Toolkit::ItemFactory
+{
+public:
+ virtual unsigned int GetNumberOfItems()
+ {
+ // Should return the number of items
+ return MY_ITEM_COUNT;
+ }
+
+ virtual Actor NewItem( unsigned int itemId )
+ {
+ // We should create the actor here that represents our item based on the itemId given.
+
+ // Here we'll create an ImageActor which uses the the itemId to parse the image in a particular directory.
+ std::ostringstream imageName;
+ imageName << "my-image-folder/" << itemId << ".png"; // If item was 10, then this would result in my-image-folder/10.png
+ Dali::ResourceImage image = Dali::ResourceImage::New( imageName.str() );
+
+ // Create an Image Actor from the image and return
+ return Dali::ImageActor::New( image );
+ }
+};
+~~~
+These overridden methods in our factory will be called by the Item View.
+
+## Creating an ItemView
+
+~~~{.cpp}
+MyFactory factory; // Should store this as a member variable
+Dali::Toolkit::ItemView itemView = Dali::Toolkit::ItemView::New( factory ); // Pass in our factory
+itemView.SetParentOrigin( ParentOrigin::CENTER );
+itemView.SetAnchorPoint( AnchorPoint::CENTER );
+
+// Now create a layout
+Dali::Toolkit::ItemLayoutPtr spiralLayout = Dali::Toolkit::DefaultItemLayout::New( Dali::Toolkit::DefaultItemLayout::SPIRAL );
+
+// ... and add the layout to the item view
+itemView.AddLayout( spiralLayout );
+
+// More layouts can be created and added to the item-view
+
+// Activate the layout
+itemView.ActivateLayout(
+ 0, // The layout ID matches the order in which layouts are added
+ Dali::Stage::GetCurrent().GetSize(), // Use the stage's size as our item-view size
+ 0 ); // We want the item-view to appear straight away
+
+// And add to the stage
+Dali::Stage::GetCurrent().Add( itemView );
+~~~
+
+*/
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