Flying Onion

A ring rolling around a ball.

Flying Onion

The designer Jacques Desplat, coming from Europe and exploring some great restaurants in Canada, was highly inspired by onion rings.

This is the first Mio application even created.

Try flying_onion.exe

You can download and try the application.
This application is a prototype and some features may not work as expected on your computer.

File	flying_onion.exe
Size	477 Kb
Platform	Windows 98, ME, NT4, 2000, XP, Vista

Download Source Code

The full source code is provided as a Mio Archive File.
With MioFactory, you can open this archive file, edit the source code and test the result.

File	flying_onion.mioa
Size	13 Kb
Format	MioFactory Archive File

MioScript Source Code

MioScript is a scripting language aimed to create any kind of applications.
A free version of MioFactory is available to compile MioScript applications.

main.k

Event.Load
      extern.close("{APP_NAME}") // Only one instance allowed
      app.init("{APP_ID}", "{APP_NAME}", "{APP_VERSION}", "{APP_BUILD}", "{CREATE_LOG}")
      &opa = 0

      // Main window
      window.main.pos.now(150, 150, 0, 0)
      window.main.autoClose(true, true)
      window.main.canGoOut(true)
      window.main.shape.load(path.rsc("internal.bmp"))

      // Rolling window
      &roll = window.create(true, null, false, false, false, false)
      window.&roll .pos.now(130, 130, 0, 0)
      window.&roll.stayOnTop(true)
      window.&roll.shape.load(path.rsc("extern.bmp"))

      doEvent.loop
event.end

event.loop
      // Rolling
      var.inc(ptr, -1, 0, 360)
      window.&roll.pos.now(num.cos(&ptr, 12) + window.main.left()-22, num.sin(&ptr, 11) + window.main.top()-21)
      doEvent.loop(10)
event.end

// Right click to close
event.mouse:right:click
      &closing = true
event.end