On 2011-04-09 02:11, Adam D. Ruppe wrote:
bearophile wrote:
I'd like something like this in Phobos
Me too. It's still pretty far from good enough right now, but
that's where I want ultimately want it.
My only concern is I don't want Phobos to depend on Xlib unless
the module is actually imported. I don't think it will be a problem,
but if it means a hello world won't run on a text only machine, that
won't be ok.
You can always dynamically link to the functions.
I suggest something simpler like:
Yeah, moving to opIndex is something I plan to do. But, I don't
really like using a tuple for this - a regular struct makes it
a little clearer what's going on, and can be made more efficient.
(In the other thread, Nick suggested making it a simple uint
internally, using property functions to emulate other outside
faces. I like that.)
A struct might also have accessors with different color types
too.
I suggest something like this, to swap the two image buffers
That's not really what you're doing there - display actually
pops up a new window and waits for the user to close it.
Plus maybe some image.event(); reader with callbacks...
What would it do?
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/Jacob Carlborg
