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see also: How to display flash animation in VC++ application How to create SWF animation movie file from Visual C++ using SWF Scout library: "Hello, World!"
example
You can download the source code of this example here: swfscout_vc.zip See also: adding PNG image (visual c++ source code) - swfscout_add_png_visual_c.zip (100 KB) This tutorial will teach you how to create simple SWF flash movie animation from VC++ using SWF Scout library. 1) Install SWF Scout
library on your computer and run Visual C++
2) Select the "New.."
command from "File" menu (as it is shown below) to run
:
![]() 3)The New Project
Wizard dialog will appear on the screen. Select "Win32 Console
Application" project type and enter "HelloWorld" as the Project
name as shown on the screenshot below:
![]() ![]() 4) The wizard will ask
what kind of Console Application you want to create. Select A
"Hello, World!" application and click Finish:
![]() VC++ will show the summary
information for a new project. Click OK:
![]() Visual C++ will generate
the application code for simple console application
Source code editor window will
appear. To edit main() function just open the class tree on the
left and double click on "H elloWorld Classes" | "Globals"
| "main (int argc, char* argv[1])":
![]() VC++ will open main() function:
![]() 5) To use SWF Scout
from VC++ application you have to tell the compiler to import
type library information into the project.
To import the type library just
add #import compiler directive after #include directive:
#import "SWFScout.tlb"
using namespace SWFScout; and then HelloWorld.cpp
will look like this:
![]() 6) The code snippet that
will generate SWF flash animation should be placed in main()
function body.
// HelloWorld.cpp : Defines
the entry point for the console application.
//
#include
"stdafx.h"
#import
"SWFScout.tlb"
using namespace
SWFScout;
int
main(int
argc, char*
argv[])
{
//
initialize OLE
HRESULT hr =
CoInitialize(NULL);
//
check for errors
if
(FAILED(hr)) {
MessageBox(0,"OLE
initialization errp","error",MB_OK);
return
-1;
}
//
declare SWFScout object
IFlashMovie*
Movie = NULL;
long
Shape, Font, Text;
CLSID clsid;
//
get inuque ID for IFlashMovie interface
hr = CLSIDFromProgID(OLESTR("SWFScout.FlashMovie"),
&clsid);
//
check for errors
if
(FAILED(hr)) {
MessageBox(0,"Can't
get CLSID for interface","error",MB_OK);
goto
Uninit;
};
//
create FlashMovie object
hr = CoCreateInstance(clsid,
NULL, CLSCTX_ALL,__uuidof(IFlashMovie),
(LPVOID*)&Movie);
//
check for errors
if
(FAILED(hr)) {
MessageBox(0,"Can't
create Movie object","error",MB_OK);
goto
Uninit;
}
//
initialize library
Movie->InitLibrary("demo",
"demo");
//
start movie generation
Movie->BeginMovie(0,0,640,480,
1, 12,6);
//
start document generation
Font = Movie->AddFont("Arial",
18, true,
false,
false,
false,
0); // add font
//
create and place text
Text = Movie->AddText("Hello,
World!", 0, 0, 0, 255, Font, 0, 100, 250, 160);
Movie->PlaceText(Text,
Movie->CurrentMaxDepth); //
place text into current depth
Movie->PLACE_FadeOut(0.5);
// fade out text
Shape = Movie->AddShape();
// add new shape
Movie->SHAPE_Rectangle
(0, 140, 150, 285); //
draw rectangle
Movie->SHAPE_SetSolidColor(50,
255, 50, true,
255); // set solid fill
for shape
Movie->PlaceShape(Shape,
Movie->CurrentMaxDepth); //
place shape into current depth
Movie->ShowFrame(10);
// show 10 frames
Movie->EndMovie();
// end movie generation
Movie->SaveToFile("c:\\Shapes.swf");
// save generated SWF
into file
//
disconnect from library
Movie->Release();
//
uninitialize OLE libraries
Uninit:
CoUninitialize();
return
0;
}
This code will generate SWF flash
animation file that will be saved as "c:\shapes.swf" file
Hint:
you can simply copy and paste the code from the sample above into VC++ code editor window: ![]() 7) Run the application
by pressing F5 (or use
"Build" | "Debug" | "Go")
VC++ will compile and run "Hello,
World!" application. It will generate Shapes.swf file on C:\
disk
You can view generated flash
file (.SWF) using Internet Explorer or another application that
is capable of viewing and playing of flash animations.
![]() You can download the source code of this example here: swfscout_vc.zip See also: adding PNG image (visual c++ source code) - swfscout_add_png_visual_c.zip (100 KB) |
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