Hey,
What do you want to happen though? That both animations run sequentially
with no net effect?
Koen
2014-12-31 16:23 GMT+01:00 K. Frank <kfrank2...@gmail.com>:
> Hello List!
>
> I wish to use some animation when tweaking the appearance
> of a widget -- say, changing the color of a button.
>
> If I use animateHide() followed by animateShow() on the same
> widget, I see no animation in the browser. That is:
>
> myWidget->animateHide (WAnimation (WAnimation::SlideInFromLeft));
> // tweak widget
> myWidget->animateShow (WAnimation (WAnimation::SlideInFromLeft));
>
> looks the same as just
>
> // tweak widget
>
> (The widget's appearance changes, per the tweaks, but no animation
> is apparent.) It's as if the animateHide() / animateShow() pair has
> been optimized away.
>
> If instead I have two copies of the widget, myWidgetA (initially shown)
> and myWidgetB (with the tweaked appearance, but initially hidden),
> then
>
> myWidgetA->animateHide (WAnimation (WAnimation::SlideInFromLeft));
> myWidgetB->animateShow (WAnimation (WAnimation::SlideInFromLeft));
>
> shows the animation and gives the visual appearance I am looking for.
>
> Is there a way to get animateHide() / animateShow() to work with a single
> widget? Is there a better approach to get a similar effect?
>
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> K. Frank
>
>
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