NAME
SWF::Parser - Parse SWF file.
SYNOPSIS
use SWF::Parser;
$parser = SWF::Parser->new( header-callback => \&header, tag-callback => \&tag);
# parse binary data
$parser->parse( $data );
# or parse SWF file
$parser->parse_file( 'flash.swf' );
DESCRIPTION
SWF::Parser module provides a parser for SWF (Macromedia Flash(R)) file. It splits SWF into a header and tags and calls user subroutines.
METHODS
-
Creates a parser. The parser calls user subroutines when find SWF header and tags. You can set SWF::BinStream::Read object as the read stream. If not, internal stream is used.
- &headersub( $self, $signature, $version, $length, $xmin, $ymin, $xmax, $ymax, $framerate, $framecount )
-
You should define a header-callback subroutine in your script. It is called with the following arguments:
$self: Parser object itself. $signature: Always 'FWS'. $version: SWF version No. $length: File length. $xmin, $ymin, $xmax, $ymax: Boundary rectangle size of frames, ($xmin,$ymin)-($xmax, $ymax), in TWIPS(1/20 pixels). $framerate: The number of frames per seconds. $framecount: Total number of frames in the SWF.
-
You should define a tag-callback subroutine in your script. It is called with the following arguments:
$self: Parser object itself. $tagno: The ID number of the tag. $length: Length of tag. $datastream: The SWF::BinStream::Read object that can be read the rest of tag data.
- $parser->parse( $data )
-
parses the data block as a SWF. Can be called multiple times.
- $parser->parse_file( $file );
-
parses a SWF file. The argument can be a filename or an already opened file handle.
- $parser->parseheader;
-
parses a SWF header and calls &headersub. You don't need to call this method specifically because this method is usually called from parse method.
- $parser->parsetag;
-
parses SWF tags and calls &tagsub. You don't need to call this method specifically because this method is usually called from parse method. You can use this method to re-parse MiniFileStructure of DefineSprite.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2000 Yasuhiro Sasama (ySas), <ysas@nmt.ne.jp>
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
SEE ALSO
SWF file format specification from Macromedia.