Information about the software creating the output animation. More...

#include <libsswf.h>

Inheritance diagram for sswf::TagProductInfo:


Public Member Functions
virtual ErrorManager::error_code_t	Save (Data &data)
	Save the product info tag in the Data buffer.
void	SetBuild (int64_t build_number)
	Set the product build number.
void	SetCompileDate (int64_t date)
	Set the date when the product was compiled.
void	SetEdition (long edition)
	Set the edition identifier.
void	SetProduct (long product_id)
	Set the product identifier.
void	SetVersion (int major, int minor)
	Set the version of the tool saving this SWF file.
	TagProductInfo (TagBase *parent)
	Initializes the TagProductInfo.
virtual swf_type_t	TypeFlags (void) const
	The type of this tag.
Private Member Functions
virtual ErrorManager::error_code_t	ParseTag (swf_tag_t tag, const Data &data)
virtual ErrorManager::error_code_t	PreSave (void)
	Presumably, this tag appeared in version 3 of SWF.
Private Attributes
int64_t	f_build_number
int64_t	f_date
long	f_edition
int	f_major
int	f_minor
long	f_product_id

Detailed Description

This tag is used to define information about the software creating the animation such as the build version, the build date, product number and so on.

Since I do not know of any way to get a product ID which is unique, I have no idea how you can pretend that this would be unique...

See also:: SWF Alexis' Reference—Product Info
SWF Alexis' Reference—swf_tag

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

TagProductInfo::TagProductInfo ( TagBase * parent )

By default, the TagProductInfo is set to all zeroes except for the major version which is set to 1.

Parameters:

[in]

parent

a TagHeader tag

See also:

void sswf::TagProductInfo::SetProduct(uint32_t product_id);

void sswf::TagProductInfo::SetEdition(uint32_t edition);

void sswf::TagProductInfo::SetVersion(int major, int minor);

void sswf::TagProductInfo::SetBuild(int64_t build_number);

void sswf::TagProductInfo::SetCompileDate(int64_t date);

References f_build_number, f_date, f_edition, f_major, f_minor, and f_product_id.

Member Function Documentation

virtual ErrorManager::error_code_t sswf::TagProductInfo::ParseTag	(	swf_tag_t	tag,
		const Data &	data
	)			`[private, virtual]`

Implements sswf::TagBase.

ErrorManager::error_code_t TagProductInfo::PreSave ( void ) [private, virtual]

Tells the TagHeader that a version 3+ movie is required.

Returns:: ErrorManager::ERROR_CODE_NONE or some other ErrorManager error

Reimplemented from sswf::TagBase.

References sswf::ErrorManager::ERROR_CODE_NONE, and sswf::TagBase::MinimumVersion().

ErrorManager::error_code_t TagProductInfo::Save ( Data & data ) [virtual]

This function saves the product info in the Data output buffer.

Parameters:

[in,out]

data

The Data buffer where the result is saved

Returns:: And ErrorManager error (ErrorManager::ERROR_CODE_NONE when no errors)

Implements sswf::TagBase.

References sswf::ErrorManager::ERROR_CODE_NONE, f_build_number, f_date, f_edition, f_major, f_minor, f_product_id, sswf::Data::PutByte(), sswf::Data::PutDLong(), sswf::Data::PutLong(), sswf::TagBase::SaveTag(), and sswf::TagBase::SWF_TAG_PRODUCT_INFO.

void TagProductInfo::SetBuild ( int64_t build )

This function saves your product build number.

There is no limit to the build number, any 64 bits value is acceptable.

This is usually not necessary for Linux products since we don't use build numbers, just a version. Yet, some versions have more than 2 numbers, this build number can be used to include extraneous numbers.

Parameters:

[in]

build

The product build number

References f_build_number.

void TagProductInfo::SetCompileDate ( int64_t date )

This function saves the date when your product was compiled.

The date is saved on 64 bits.

At this time I do not know what the unit/structure of this date is. (seconds, milliseconds or microseconds?)

Parameters:

date

The date when the product was compiled

References f_date.

void TagProductInfo::SetEdition ( long edition )

This function saves your product edition identifier.

There is no limit to the identifier, any 32 bits value is acceptable.

This is anything you'd like. If you have different editions of your products (i.e. Free, Pro, Studio, Delux, etc.) use this field to differenciate their output.

Parameters:

[in]

edition

The product edition identifier