tween< T > Class Template Reference

Detailed Description

template<typename T>
class tweeny::tween< T >

Class specialization when a tween has a single value.

This class is preferred automatically by your compiler when your tween has only one value. It exists mainly so that you dont need to use std::get<0> to obtain a single value when using tween::step, tween::seek or any other value returning function. Other than that, you should look at the tweeny::tween documentation.

Except for this little detail, this class methods and behaviours are exactly the same.

#include <tween.h>

Public Member Functions
	tween ()
tween< T > &	to (T t)
template<typename... Fs>
tween< T > &	via (Fs... fs)
template<typename... Fs>
tween< T > &	via (int index, Fs... fs)
template<typename... Ds>
tween< T > &	during (Ds... ds)
const T &	step (int32_t dt, bool suppressCallbacks=false)
const T &	step (uint32_t dt, bool suppressCallbacks=false)
const T &	step (float dp, bool suppressCallbacks=false)
const T &	seek (float p, bool suppressCallbacks=false)
const T &	seek (int32_t d, bool suppressCallbacks=false)
const T &	seek (uint32_t d, bool suppressCallbacks=false)
tween< T > &	onStep (typename detail::tweentraits< T >::callbackType callback)
tween< T > &	onStep (typename detail::tweentraits< T >::noValuesCallbackType callback)
tween< T > &	onStep (typename detail::tweentraits< T >::noTweenCallbackType callback)
tween< T > &	onSeek (typename detail::tweentraits< T >::callbackType callback)
tween< T > &	onSeek (typename detail::tweentraits< T >::noValuesCallbackType callback)
tween< T > &	onSeek (typename detail::tweentraits< T >::noTweenCallbackType callback)
const T &	peek () const
T	peek (float progress) const
T	peek (uint32_t time) const
uint32_t	duration () const
float	progress () const
tween< T > &	forward ()
tween< T > &	backward ()
int	direction () const
const T &	jump (int32_t point, bool suppressCallbacks=false)
uint16_t	point () const