7 Aug
2010
7 Aug
'10
6:32 p.m.
All - I'm freshening up on my Core Animation by translating the code from Bill Dudney's "Core Animation" book: <http://github.com/statonjr/macruby-coreanimation> I've run across an interesting method signature that I can call, but I'm wondering if my way is the best way to call it. Here's the method signature from the CAMediaTimingFunction class: - (id)initWithControlPoints:(float)c1x :(float)c1y :(float)c2x :(float)c2y Yes, that's "initWithControlPoints::::" Here's what I'm using: tf = CAMediaTimingFunction.alloc tf.send "initWithControlPoints::::".to_sym, c1x, c1y, c2x, c2y moveAnimation.timingFunction = tf Is there a better way? I just feel like I'm missing something. Warm regards, Larry