THuiInteractionInterval Class Reference
| class THuiInteractionInterval |
THuiInteractionInterval is a utility class that can be used to determine the correct animation interval time, while taking into account how much time has elapsed since the last time the interval was determined.
An interaction interval is useful for example when animating a list selector. By default, the time interval for moving between two items could be 500 ms, but if the user moves faster than this, the selector's animation may be unnecessarily delayed. In this situation, the interaction interval would shorten the time interval for the moving animation, if necessary, to keep better in sync with how quickly the user is moving in the list.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
THuiInteractionInterval(TReal32)
| IMPORT_C | THuiInteractionInterval | ( | TReal32 | aScalar = 2.0f | ) | |
Parameters
| TReal32 aScalar = 2.0f | Determines how strongly the interval adapts. |
Member Functions Documentation
Interval(TInt)
| IMPORT_C TInt | Interval | ( | TInt | aIntervalTime | ) | |
Evaluates the current interval. The evaluated interval will always be at least as large as the elapsed time since the last evaluation, but at most aIntervalTime.
SetScalar()
Parameters
| TInt aIntervalTime | The requested normal interval time. |
Scalar()
Returns the current adapation scalar.
SetScalar(TReal32)
| IMPORT_C void | SetScalar | ( | TReal32 | aScalar | ) | |
Sets the adaptation scalar. Determines how strongly the interval will adapt to the elapsed time since the last evaluation.
For example, 1.0 would mean that the maximum interval time is the time elapsed between the current evaluation and the previous one. In this case, when the animation frequency stays the same, each sequence would have time to complete before the next sequence begins. When the scalar is 2.0, the maximum is twice the elapsed time, meaning that the ongoing animation sequence would always be finished halfway when the next sequence begins. This produces a smoother end result.
Parameters
| TReal32 aScalar | New adaptation scalar. |
Member Data Documentation
TUint32
iLastTimeMs
Last time interaction interval was determined.
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