Swf.pl

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use SWF qw(:ALL);
use Image::Magick;

# Process a message from SWF interface-instance
# - requests can require rendering of layers from SVG source using PerlMagick
sub swfHandleRequest {
	my $article = shift;
	return $article;
	}

# Compile a SWF interface for this peer
sub swfCompile {

	my $output = '';

	# Create new SWF movie instance
	SWF::setScale(1.0);
	SWF::setVersion(6);
	my $swf = new SWF::Movie();
	$swf->setBackground( 0xcc, 0xcc, 0xcc );
	$swf->setDimension( 1024, 768 );
	$swf->setRate(50);

	# Import peer.as
	my $file = 'peer.as';
	my @stat = stat( $file );
	$output = logAdd "Compiling \"$file\" ($stat[7] bytes)\n";
	my $as = $swf->frame_action( 1 );
	$as->load( $file );

	# Frame 2: Nodal reduction (main)
	my $as = $swf->frame_action( 2 );
	$as->compile( 'space.reduce();' );

	# Frame 3: Loop back to frame 2
	my $as = $swf->frame_action(3);
	$as->gotoAndPlay(2);

	# Output resultant SWF file (compress)
	$swf->save( my $file = "$::peer.swf", 9 );
	my @stat = stat( $file );
	$output .= logAdd "\nSWF Instance compiled: $file ($stat[7] bytes)\n";
	return $output;
	}