Video::CPL::Cue - Create a Cue object.
Version 0.10
use Video::CPL::Cue; my $foo = Video::CPL::Cue->new(cueType=>"regular",name=>"fooba",time=23.7,interestURL="http://foo.com");
Accessor function to get or set name.
Accessor function to get or set cueType.
Accessor function to get or set time.
Accessor function to get or set tags.
Accessor function to get or set interestURL.
Accessor function to get or set query.
Accessor function to get or set zeroLen.
Accessor function to get or set cannotSkip.
Accessor function to get or set pauseOnEntry.
Accessor function to get or set modalOnEntry.
Accessor function to get or set soft.
Accessor function to get or set js, the Javascript to be used when this cuePoint is reached.
Accessor function to get or set backgroundHTML.
Accessor function to get or set coincidentWebPoint
Accessor function to get or set pauseOnDisplay.
Accessor function to get or set mxmlInCPL.
Accessor function to get or set videoBottom.
Accessor function to get or set useLayout.
Accessor function to get or set webViewLayout.
Accessor function to get or set videoHCenter.
Accessor function to get or set webBottom.
Accessor function to get or set annotationList.
Accessor function to get or set directoryList.
Accessor function to get or set targetList.
Accessor function to get or set story.
Accessor function to get or set parent. Video::CPL::Cue tracks the parent Video::CPL object, so as to be able to generate an appropriate reference for external CPL files.
Return a new Cue object, with the parameters set as specified. An advantage of using the CPL::Video helper functions instead is that parent will be automatically set. Rather than: $cue = new Video::CPL::Cue(name=>"foo",time=>3,cueType=>regular); $cpl->addcue($cue); use: $cpl->regular(time=>3,name=>"foo"); Names will be automatically created if not specified, so an even shorter version would be: $cpl->regular(time=>3);
Change arbitrary fields within a Cue point.
dostandard is an internal utility routine for adding a cuepoint
Add a new clickBehavior=decoration annotation to the parent of this Video::CPL::Cue, and add a cuePointRef to it from this object. Parameters are the same as for CPL::Annotation::new except that clickBehavior=decoration is implied. An
Add a new clickBehavior=javascript annotation to this Video::CPL::Cue. Parameters are the same as for CPL::Annotation::new except that clickBehavior=javascript is implied.
Add a new clickBehavior=returnEnd annotation to this Video::CPL::Cue. Parameters are the same as for Video::CPL::Annotation::new except that clickBehavior=returnEnd is implied.
Return the text form of a Cue object.
return the string needed to refer to this in the context of a particular CPL object.
Carl Rosenberg, <perl at coincident.tv>
<perl at coincident.tv>
Please report any bugs or feature requests to Coincident TV.
You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.
perldoc Video::CPL::Cue
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To install Video::CPL, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm Video::CPL
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install Video::CPL
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.