leefish · November 10, 2012 18:37
diff --git a/marquee.coffee b/marquee.coffee
 class @Marquee

  constructor: (@element, @options={}) ->

    # Set defaults
    @options['duration'] or= 30
    @options['wrapAround'] = true unless 'wrapAround' of @options
    @options['direction'] or= 'forward'

    # If everything fits don't bother with all this mess
    return if this.element.scrollWidth == this.element.clientWidth

    # Create wrapping container to scroll the marquee in.
    # Adapted from Prototype's wrap method.
    @container = document.createElement 'div'
    @container.className = 'marquee-wrapper'
    @element.parentNode.replaceChild @container, @element if @element.parentNode
    @container.appendChild @element

    # Move some of the relevant marquee styles to this wrapper.
    @container.style.width = @element.clientWidth+'px'
    @container.style.height = @element.clientHeight+'px'
    @container.style.overflow = 'hidden'

    # Keep in mind how big it was so we know when to reset
    @originalWidth = @element.scrollWidth

    # Make it look like it is wrapping around by duping content
    if @options.wrapAround
      trimmed = element.innerHTML.trim()
      @element.innerHTML = trimmed + trimmed + trimmed

    # Size restrictions/clipping moved to wrapper, remove from element
    @element.style.width = @element.scrollWidth+'px'
    @element.style.height = @element.scrollHeight+'px'
    @element.style.overflow = 'auto'

    @container.scrollLeft = @originalWidth if @options.wrapAround

  # Will start the marquee moving.
  #
  # If no argument is given it will move until it gets to the end of the
  # content. If wrapAround is enabled it will reset and do another move to the
  # end of the content creating a never-ending scrolling of the content.
  #
  # If a distance is given then it will only move that far then stop.
  move: (distance=null, onFinish=->) ->
    ending_position = if distance
      if @options.direction is 'forward'
        @container.scrollLeft + distance
      else
        @container.scrollLeft - distance
    else
      if @options.direction is 'forward'
        @container.scrollLeft + @originalWidth
      else
        @container.scrollLeft - @originalWidth
    callback = if @options.wrapAround && !distance
      =>
        @container.scrollLeft = @originalWidth
        onFinish()
        Marquee.tween @container, @options.duration, ending_position, callback
    else
      onFinish
    Marquee.tween @container, @options.duration, ending_position, callback

 # To actually do the moving we farm this out to a callback. This way the actual
 # movement can be handled by a library like morpheus which is designed as a
 # single high-performance loop using constant speed animation and the
 # requestAnimationFrame standard.
 #
 # This should be replaced by a function that actually does the work.
 Marquee = @Marquee
 Marquee.tween = (element, duration, target_scroll, oncomplete) ->
  # By default implement a stupid "animation" that just move it without
  # any in-between stages.
  element.scrollLeft = target_scroll
  oncomplete()

 # Adapted from
 # http://stackoverflow.com/questions/498970/#answer-8522376
 unless String::trim
  String::trim = -> @replace /^\s+|\s+$/g,''
diff --git a/usage.html b/usage.html
 <!DOCTYPE html>
 <html>

 <head>
  <style>
    #test {
      font-size: 3em;
      width: 10em;
      height: 1.5em;
      overflow: hidden;
      white-space: nowrap;
    }
  </style>
 </head>

 <div id="test">
  The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
 </div>

 <script src="marquee.js"></script>
 <script src="morpheus.js"></script>
 <script>
  Marquee.tween = function(element, duration, end, onComplete) {
    morpheus.tween(duration*1000, function(position) {
      element.scrollLeft = position
    }, onComplete, function(p) {return p}, element.scrollLeft, end)
  }
  marquee = new Marquee(document.getElementById('test'));
  marquee.move();
 </script>

 </html>
	class @Marquee

	constructor: (@element, @options={}) ->

	# Set defaults
	@options['duration'] or= 30
	@options['wrapAround'] = true unless 'wrapAround' of @options
	@options['direction'] or= 'forward'

	# If everything fits don't bother with all this mess
	return if this.element.scrollWidth == this.element.clientWidth

	# Create wrapping container to scroll the marquee in.
	# Adapted from Prototype's wrap method.
	@container = document.createElement 'div'
	@container.className = 'marquee-wrapper'
	@element.parentNode.replaceChild @container, @element if @element.parentNode
	@container.appendChild @element

	# Move some of the relevant marquee styles to this wrapper.
	@container.style.width = @element.clientWidth+'px'
	@container.style.height = @element.clientHeight+'px'
	@container.style.overflow = 'hidden'

	# Keep in mind how big it was so we know when to reset
	@originalWidth = @element.scrollWidth

	# Make it look like it is wrapping around by duping content
	if @options.wrapAround
	trimmed = element.innerHTML.trim()
	@element.innerHTML = trimmed + trimmed + trimmed

	# Size restrictions/clipping moved to wrapper, remove from element
	@element.style.width = @element.scrollWidth+'px'
	@element.style.height = @element.scrollHeight+'px'
	@element.style.overflow = 'auto'

	@container.scrollLeft = @originalWidth if @options.wrapAround

	# Will start the marquee moving.
	#
	# If no argument is given it will move until it gets to the end of the
	# content. If wrapAround is enabled it will reset and do another move to the
	# end of the content creating a never-ending scrolling of the content.
	#
	# If a distance is given then it will only move that far then stop.
	move: (distance=null, onFinish=->) ->
	ending_position = if distance
	if @options.direction is 'forward'
	@container.scrollLeft + distance
	else
	@container.scrollLeft - distance
	else
	if @options.direction is 'forward'
	@container.scrollLeft + @originalWidth
	else
	@container.scrollLeft - @originalWidth
	callback = if @options.wrapAround && !distance
	=>
	@container.scrollLeft = @originalWidth
	onFinish()
	Marquee.tween @container, @options.duration, ending_position, callback
	else
	onFinish
	Marquee.tween @container, @options.duration, ending_position, callback

	# To actually do the moving we farm this out to a callback. This way the actual
	# movement can be handled by a library like morpheus which is designed as a
	# single high-performance loop using constant speed animation and the
	# requestAnimationFrame standard.
	#
	# This should be replaced by a function that actually does the work.
	Marquee = @Marquee
	Marquee.tween = (element, duration, target_scroll, oncomplete) ->
	# By default implement a stupid "animation" that just move it without
	# any in-between stages.
	element.scrollLeft = target_scroll
	oncomplete()

	# Adapted from
	# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/498970/#answer-8522376
	unless String::trim
	String::trim = -> @replace /^\s+\|\s+$/g,''
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>

	<head>
	<style>
	#test {
	font-size: 3em;
	width: 10em;
	height: 1.5em;
	overflow: hidden;
	white-space: nowrap;
	}
	</style>
	</head>

	<div id="test">
	The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
	</div>

	<script src="marquee.js"></script>
	<script src="morpheus.js"></script>
	<script>
	Marquee.tween = function(element, duration, end, onComplete) {
	morpheus.tween(duration*1000, function(position) {
	element.scrollLeft = position
	}, onComplete, function(p) {return p}, element.scrollLeft, end)
	}
	marquee = new Marquee(document.getElementById('test'));
	marquee.move();
	</script>

	</html>