Comment 1 Yves YANG 2009-12-18 16:56:22 EST

The first animation will be color animation: to change the background or foreground. The animiation defins a range of value. The class ColorAnimation will have the following properties:
  Color from;
  Color to;
  Color by;

Comment 2 Yves YANG 2009-12-18 17:00:21 EST

(In reply to comment #1)
> The first animation will be color animation: to change the background or
> foreground. The animiation defins a range of value. The class ColorAnimation
> will have the following properties:
>   Color from;
>   Color to;
>   Color by;
Create a delegated bug for this feature: Bug 298231

Comment 3 Yves YANG 2010-09-23 11:31:36 EDT

The animation is raised in general via a UI event. But in a UI element, we can attach other events such as an event for Dyanmic UI, or an event for invoking a business action. And the animation events must be executed first. Once all animation events get done, other events can be fired. 

We need to add a such solution to handle two kinds of events automatically : First animation events and then others.

Comment 4 Yves YANG 2010-09-24 11:33:56 EDT

(In reply to comment #3)
> The animation is raised in general via a UI event. But in a UI element, we can
> attach other events such as an event for Dyanmic UI, or an event for invoking a
> business action. And the animation events must be executed first. Once all
> animation events get done, other events can be fired. 
> 
> We need to add a such solution to handle two kinds of events automatically :
> First animation events and then others.
Add a delegated bug for this feature: Bug 326167 -  [Animation] Event management