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Synfig has an event system, using GTK's event system, I think. [[User:SnapSilverlight|Snap]]
 
Synfig has an event system, using GTK's event system, I think. [[User:SnapSilverlight|Snap]]
 
:Here is the [http://www.gtkmm.org/docs/gtkmm-2.4/docs/ gtkmm documentation]. [[User:Maxy|Maxy]]
 
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Revision as of 08:09, 17 September 2006

State

Any tool in the toolbox, these define Synfig's modes.

States can be transitory ( state_stroke is responsible only for displaying/inputting the stroke as you draw it with another tool) or they can register themselves with the Toolbox and be 'sticky'.


Action

I don't know yet, but there's a lot of them! Snap

Probably everything that can be undone.
?where is an action created / stored / executed?

Events

Synfig has an event system, using GTK's event system, I think. Snap

Here is the gtkmm documentation. Maxy