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. "$GRIMOIRE/FUNCTIONS"
SPELL=eyelight
VERSION=$(get_scm_version)
SOURCE=$SPELL-svn.tar.bz2
SOURCE_DIRECTORY=$BUILD_DIRECTORY/$SPELL-svn
SOURCE_URL[0]=svn_http://svn.enlightenment.org/svn/e/trunk/PROTO/$SPELL:$SPELL
FORCE_DOWNLOAD=on
SOURCE_IGNORE=volatile
WEB_SITE=http://watchwolf.fr/blog/index.php?category/Enlightenment/Eyelight
ENTERED=20091208
LICENSE[0]=BSD
SHORT="Eyelight is a presentation viewer using Edje to render the slides."
cat << EOF
Eyelight is a presentation viewer using Edje to render the slides. The slides
are created in a text file (an ELT file), which use a syntax closed to the
syntax used in a EDC file, then the viewer parse and compile this file and
display the presentation.
Eyelight was started during the Google Summer of Code 2008. The initial
aims was to create an application which read a text file, parse it and then
display an Edje presentation. Eyelight has been modified a lot since this
first version :
* At the beginning, Eyelight created an edc file from the presentation
file, the result was a list of macros call. The theme file was a list
of macros which was called by the edc presentation file. And finally we
used edje_cc to create an edj file and we get the presentation. Now the
theme file is a classic edj file with a list of groups (text item, image,
video ...) and the viewer load theses group when necessary (item text ->
load the group text item) like all edje applications do.
* A Eyelight smart object has been created. This means you can use
Eyelight in all EFL applications (Elementary, Edje ...).
* The API Eyelight_Edit appears. This API allows to edit a presentation
on the fly : add a slide, delete an area ... Then the new presentation
can be saved into an ELT file.
EOF
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