axmol/cocos2dx/include/CCMotionStreak.h

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#ifndef __CCMOTION_STREAK_H__
#define __CCMOTION_STREAK_H__

#include "CCNode.h"
#include "CCProtocols.h"

namespace cocos2d {

class CCRibbon;
/**
* @brief CCMotionStreak manages a Ribbon based on it's motion in absolute space.
* You construct it with a fadeTime, minimum segment size, texture path, texture
* length and color. The fadeTime controls how long it takes each vertex in
* the streak to fade out, the minimum segment size it how many pixels the
* streak will move before adding a new ribbon segement, and the texture
* length is the how many pixels the texture is stretched across. The texture
* is vertically aligned along the streak segemnts. 
*
* Limitations:
*   CCMotionStreak, by default, will use the GL_SRC_ALPHA, GL_ONE_MINUS_SRC_ALPHA blending function.
*   This blending function might not be the correct one for certain textures.
*   But you can change it by using:
*     [obj setBlendFunc: (ccBlendfunc) {new_src_blend_func, new_dst_blend_func}];
*
* @since v0.8.1
*/
class CC_DLL CCMotionStreak : public CCNode, public CCTextureProtocol
{
	/** Ribbon used by MotionStreak (weak reference) */
	CC_PROPERTY_READONLY(CCRibbon*, m_pRibbon, Ribbon)
	//CCTextureProtocol methods
	CC_PROPERTY(CCTexture2D*, m_pTexture, Texture)
	CC_PROPERTY(ccBlendFunc, m_tBlendFunc, BlendFunc)
public:
	CCMotionStreak(){}
	virtual ~CCMotionStreak(){}
	/** creates the a MotionStreak. The image will be loaded using the TextureMgr. */
	static CCMotionStreak * streakWithFade(float fade, float seg, const char *imagePath, float width, float length, ccColor4B color);

	/** initializes a MotionStreak. The file will be loaded using the TextureMgr. */
	bool initWithFade(float fade, float seg, const char *imagePath, float width, float length, ccColor4B color);

	/** polling function */
	void update(ccTime delta);
protected:
	float		m_fSegThreshold;
	float		m_fWidth;
	CCPoint		m_tLastLocation;
};

} // namespace cocos2d

#endif //__CCMOTION_STREAK_H__