import java.io.*;
import com.anotherbigidea.flash.*;
import com.anotherbigidea.flash.interfaces.*;
import com.anotherbigidea.flash.writers.*;
import com.anotherbigidea.flash.structs.*;
import com.anotherbigidea.flash.movie.*;

/**
 * Example of creating text using the Movie package.
 * Copies the font glyph definitions from an existing SWF.
 */
public class TextHigh
{
    /**
     * arg[0] is the name of the SWF to be output.
     * Requires VerdanaFont.swf to be in the current directory
     */
    public static void main( String[] args ) throws Exception
    {
        //--Load a font from another movie.  That movie should contain only an
        // edit field that is specified to include all the glyphs in the
        // appropriate font.
        // Font definitions can be referenced by multiple fonts (for example if
        // there is a font used for a text block and another font used with an
        // edit field which restricts the allowable characters).
        FontDefinition fontdef = FontLoader.loadFont( "VerdanaFont.swf" );
        
        Movie movie = new Movie();
        Frame frame = movie.appendFrame();
        
        //--Create a text object with a default transform
        Text text = new Text(null);
        
        //--The font references the Font Definition and pulls over only the 
        // glyph definitions that are required for any text referencing the font
        Font font = new Font( fontdef );
        
        //--Add a row of characters - specify the starting (x,y) within the text symbol
        text.row( font.chars( "Hello", 25 ), new Color(0,0,255),0,0,true,true);
        
        //--Add another row - different color, no (x,y) specified so the chars will
        // flow immediately after the preceding chars.
        text.row( font.chars( " World !!", 25), new Color(255,0,255),0,0,false,false);
        
        //--instantiate the text
        frame.placeSymbol( text, 200, 200 );
        
        //--save the movie
        movie.write( args[0] );
    }
}