Emit the ClutterTimeline::new-frame signal only if we arrive there with an
active timeout source. Also, make sure to take a reference on the timeout
when emitting signals.
If the timeline is advancing of zero frames, bump it up to one frame. (bug
471, Rob Bradford)
If the user called clutter_timeline_pause() while in the ::new-frame handler
the timeout is removed and the timeline is reset, while the correct behaviour
should be to simply return. (#371, Johan Bilien)
If we skipped the last frames and we ended up over the frame number, emit
the ::new-frame signal with the last frame before emitting the ::completed
signal.
Remove the call to clutter_timeline_stop() when reaching the end of the
timeline: it was used just to remove the timeout source and it emitted the
::paused signal, which doesn't make any sense. Also rewind the timeline
after emitting the ::completed signal, so that calling get_current_frame()
in the ::completed signal handlers still work.
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