The code in this directory tree may some day be adopted into the main
AbiSuite tree but at the moment it is highly experimental, even
speculative, and is therefore being developed as a plugin, and may even
become an official SVG plugin at some point.
I'm fulfilling a dream I've had for 10 years, a dream that probably
every programmer has - to write a scanline converter & graphics package.
I'm working from scratch, aided only by two trusty volumes:
[1] "Computer Graphics" Foley, van Dam, et al.
[2] "Advanced Animation and Rendering" Watt & Watt
I know I'm reinventing the wheel here. I haven't researched as
rigorously as I might, but I haven't seen any wheels out there that
satisfy me.
Currently the code will not even compile, but I've added it into CVS
anyway, partly for backup and partly because some people are curious
about it.
o experimental canvas work
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CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/.cvsignore
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CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/README
CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/autogen.sh
CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/configure.ac
CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/configure.in
CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/plugin.cfg
CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/xp/.cvsignore
CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/xp/AbiSVG.cpp
CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/xp/GNUmakefile.am
CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/xp/ut_canvas.cpp
CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/xp/ut_canvas.h
CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/xp/ut_canvas_hset.h
CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/xp/ut_canvas_image.h
CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/xp/ut_canvas_map.h
CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/xp/ut_canvas_png.h
CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/xp/ut_canvas_polygon.h
CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/xp/ut_rgbacolor.cpp
CVS: wp/impexp/graphics/svg/xp/ut_rgbacolor.h
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Regards, Frank
Francis James Franklin
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's getting them wrong that is living, getting them wrong and wrong and
wrong and then, on careful reconsideration, getting them wrong again.
That's how we know we're alive: we're wrong.
--- Philip Roth
