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ClutterScriptViewer
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ClutterScriptViewer, a minimalistic hacker editing tool for authoring and
experimenting with ClutterScript. Compile by typing make, if that worked well.
You can now start using script-viewer. The main use of script-viewer is editing
and tweaking layouts in your favourite editor whilst script-viewer provides a
live preview.
Documentation
-------------
The core documentation for script-viewer is the usage shown when no commands
are passed in, default values are shown in paranthesises after each option,
by adding -h to the end of your list of options the script-viewer will show
the parsed values for different options.
$ ./script-viewer -h
Usage: ./script-viewer [options] <clutterscript>
-s <widthXheight> stage size (640x480)
-fs run fullscreen (FALSE)
-bg <color> stage color (gray)
-id <actor id> which actor id to show (root)
-timeline <timeline id> a timeline to play (NULL)
-o <file.png> write screenshot, then quit (NULL)
-h this help
Examples
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Load the file foo.json and show the actor/group with id 'root' on stage.
$ ./script-viewer foo.json
Load the file foo.json and show the actor/group with id 'bar' on a stage
with a black background.
$ ./script-viewer foo.json -id 'bar' -bg black
Load the file foo.json and show the actor/group with id 'bar' to a stage size
400x300 and save a screenshot to the file screenshot.png, note that the stage
itself will appear transparent in the screenshot even when it has a color on
screen.
$ ./script-viewer foo.json -id 'bar' -o screenshot.png -s 400x300
Load the file foo.json and show the actor/group with id 'bar' to stage
and start playing the timeline with id 'baz'
$ ./script-viewer foo.json -id 'bar' -timeline 'baz'
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