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| | | #import "SDAnimatedImage.h" |
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| | | #import "SDAnimatedImagePlayer.h" |
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| | | #import "SDImageTransformer.h" |
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| | | /** |
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| | | A drop-in replacement for UIImageView/NSImageView, you can use this for animated image rendering. |
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| | | @property (nonatomic, strong, readonly, nullable) SDAnimatedImagePlayer *player; |
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| | | /** |
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| | | The transformer for each decoded animated image frame. |
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| | | We supports post-transform on animated image frame from version 5.20. |
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| | | When you configure the transformer on `SDAnimatedImageView` and animation is playing, the `transformedImageWithImage:forKey:` will be called just after the frame is decoded. (note: The `key` arg is always empty for backward-compatible and may be removed in the future) |
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| | | Example to tint the alpha animated image frame with a black color: |
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| | | * @code |
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| | | imageView.animationTransformer = [SDImageTintTransformer transformerWithColor:UIColor.blackColor]; |
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| | | * @endcode |
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| | | @note The `transformerKey` property is used to ensure the buffer cache available. So make sure it's correct value match the actual logic on transformer. Which means, for the `same frame index + same transformer key`, the transformed image should always be the same. |
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| | | */ |
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| | | @property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) id<SDImageTransformer> animationTransformer; |
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| | | /** |
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| | | Current display frame image. This value is KVO Compliance. |
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| | | */ |
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| | | @property (nonatomic, strong, readonly, nullable) UIImage *currentFrame; |
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