/**
* @author alex
* @requires ball.js
*/
/**
* WPF/e-specific implementation
*
* @param {Object} name
* @param {Object} x
* @param {Object} y
* @param {Object} vx
* @param {Object} vy
*/
function WPFEBall(host, name, x, y, vx, vy) {
WPFEBall.baseConstructor.call(this, x, y, vx, vy);
this._host = host;
this._name = name;
this._elem = host.content.findName(name);
this.move();
}
extend(WPFEBall, Ball);
WPFEBall.prototype.move = function(){
WPFEBall.base.move.call(this);
this._elem["canvas.left"] = this._x;
this._elem["canvas.top"] = this._y;
}
WPFEBall.prototype.clone = function(newName, is_bmp) {
// oops, wpf/e doesn't support objects cloning nor getting their XAML source!
// it's just too bad -- I had to paste all XAML right here
//
var newXAML = "";
if (this._is_bmp && this._is_bmp != undefined) {
newXAML = '';
} else {
newXAML = '';
}
var newNode = this._host.content.createFromXaml(newXAML);
this._elem.getParent().children.add(newNode);
return new WPFEBall(this._host, newName);
}