公开(公告)号：US20170102830A1

公开(公告)日：2017-04-13

申请号：US14878369

申请日：2015-10-08

申请人： Adobe Systems Incorporated

发明人： Ian A. Wehrman ,  John N. Fitzgerald ,  Joel R. Brandt ,  Jesper Storm Bache ,  David A. Tristram ,  Barkin Aygun

IPC分类号： G06F3/0481 ,  G06F3/0485 ,  G06F3/0484

CPC分类号： G06F3/0481 ,  G06F3/04845 ,  G06F3/0485 ,  G06F8/38 ,  G06F9/451 ,  G06F2203/04806

摘要： Inter-context coordination to facilitate synchronized presentation of image content is described. In example embodiments, an application includes multiple execution contexts that coordinate handling user interaction with a coordination policy established using an inter-context communication mechanism. The application produces first and second execution contexts that are responsible for user interaction with first and second image content, respectively. Generally, the second execution context provides a stipulation for the coordination policy to indicate which execution context is to handle a response to a given user input event. With an event routing policy, an event routing rule informs the first execution context if a user input event should be routed to the second execution context. With a pixel authorization policy, a pixel authorization grant informs the first execution context of an authorization to manipulate pixels of the second image content in response to a user input event affecting pixels of the first image content.

公开(公告)号：US20180364873A1

公开(公告)日：2018-12-20

申请号：US16109637

申请日：2018-08-22

申请人： Adobe Systems Incorporated

发明人： Ian A. Wehrman ,  John N. Fitzgerald ,  Joel R. Brandt ,  Jesper Storm Bache ,  David A. Tristram ,  Barkin Aygun

IPC分类号： G06F3/0481 ,  G06F8/38 ,  G06F3/0485 ,  G06F3/0484 ,  G06F9/451

摘要： Inter-context coordination to facilitate synchronized presentation of image content is described. In example embodiments, an application includes multiple execution contexts that coordinate handling user interaction with a coordination policy established using an inter-context communication mechanism. The application produces first and second execution contexts that are responsible for user interaction with first and second image content, respectively. Generally, the second execution context provides a stipulation for the coordination policy to indicate which execution context is to handle a response to a given user input event. With an event routing policy, an event routing rule informs the first execution context if a user input event should be routed to the second execution context. With a pixel authorization policy, a pixel authorization grant informs the first execution context of an authorization to manipulate pixels of the second image content in response to a user input event affecting pixels of the first image content.

公开(公告)号：US10073583B2

公开(公告)日：2018-09-11

申请号：US14878369

申请日：2015-10-08

申请人： Adobe Systems Incorporated

发明人： Ian A. Wehrman ,  John N. Fitzgerald ,  Joel R. Brandt ,  Jesper Storm Bache ,  David A. Tristram ,  Barkin Aygun

IPC分类号： G06F3/048 ,  G06F3/0481 ,  G06F3/0484 ,  G06F3/0485 ,  G06F9/451 ,  G06F8/38 ,  G06F9/44 ,  G06T11/60

CPC分类号： G06F3/0481 ,  G06F3/04845 ,  G06F3/0485 ,  G06F8/38 ,  G06F9/451 ,  G06F2203/04806 ,  G06T11/60

摘要： Inter-context coordination to facilitate synchronized presentation of image content is described. In example embodiments, an application includes multiple execution contexts that coordinate handling user interaction with a coordination policy established using an inter-context communication mechanism. The application produces first and second execution contexts that are responsible for user interaction with first and second image content, respectively. Generally, the second execution context provides a stipulation for the coordination policy to indicate which execution context is to handle a response to a given user input event. With an event routing policy, an event routing rule informs the first execution context if a user input event should be routed to the second execution context. With a pixel authorization policy, a pixel authorization grant informs the first execution context of an authorization to manipulate pixels of the second image content in response to a user input event affecting pixels of the first image content.