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#ifndef GNASH_CONTROL_TAG_H
#define GNASH_CONTROL_TAG_H

#include <boost/noncopyable.hpp>
#include "ref_counted.h"

// Forward declarations
namespace gnash {
    class MovieClip;
    class DisplayList;
}

namespace gnash {
namespace SWF {

/// Control tags are swf tags that control the operation of the movie. 
//
/// These are the events associated with a frame.
///
/// TODO: check whether this needs to be ref_counted. They are generally owned
/// by a sprite_definition or a SWFMovieDefinition.
//
/// TODO: rename this class so it's not the same as the SWF spec. It doesn't
/// exactly correspond to the ControlTag defined there.
class ControlTag : public ref_counted, boost::noncopyable
{
public:
    
    /// Type of ControlTag
    enum Type
    {
        TAG_ACTION = 1 << 0,
        TAG_DLIST  = 1 << 1
    };

	virtual ~ControlTag()
	{
	}

    /// Execute Action tags
    //
    /// Not all tags that have ActionScript code are considered Action tags.
    virtual void executeActions(MovieClip* /*m*/, DisplayList& /*dlist*/) const
	{
	}

	/// Execute "state" or "DisplayList" tags
	//
	/// State tags exist to control the state of MovieClips along the timeline.
    /// They are executed even for skipped frames so that the state is
    /// consistent at each frame. Some tags are considered state tags even
    /// though they only contain ActionScript, e.g. the DoInitAction tag.
	virtual void executeState(MovieClip* /*m*/,  DisplayList& /*dlist*/) const
	{
	}

};

} // namespace SWF
} // namespace gnash

#endif 


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