setting: Define a Video Setting
In pmur002/director: Automate video demonstrations

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) See Also

View source: R/setting.R

Define the setting within which to shoot a video.

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setting(create, capture, focus, close, key, pointer)
localLinux()
localWindows()

`create`	A function that can create a window on the desktop, given information about a `location` element (x, y, width, height, and shell command). This function should return a numeric ID for the window.
`capture`	A function that can return the numeric ID of the window with current focus. Like `create`, it takes a `location` (x, y, width, height) and modifies the location and size of the window.
`focus`	A function that can give focus to a window on the desktop, given a numeric ID. If the ID is `NULL`, the function should show a blank desktop (minimize all windows).
`close`	A function that can close a window on the desktop, given a numeric ID.
`key`	A function that can send key events to the window with focus. This function is given the information from a `keyaction` element (keys and key delay).
`pointer`	A function that can send pointer events to the window with focus. This function is given the information from a `pointeraction` element.

The setting function is used to define a setting for shooting a movie.

The localLinux function defines a Linux setting. It assumes the existence of a windowing system and the utilities that underly the wmctrl and xdotool packages.

The localWindows function defines a Windows setting. It assumes that AutoHotKey is installed.

An object of class DirectorSetting.

Paul Murrell

shootVideo

pmur002/director documentation built on Feb. 18, 2021, 10:23 p.m.