Thomas DeWeese wrote:
> > I have a map with a bunch of rooms, and what I'm doing is changing
> > the fills in each room to make them different colors, gradients, etc.
> > It's useful to "batch" together all the initial updates that color
> > all the rooms when the map is first loaded.
>
> Sur
Hi Frederik,
I don't there is an easy way to achieve this. Depending on how
much you expect to pan around the document you might consider
rendering the whole document once at the higher resolution and
downsampling for the 'overview' display.
My suspicion is that they just re-render the porti
Hi Drew,
The SVGGraphics2D will only write out raster data if you give
it raster data. Someone is calling drawImage. You might consider
getting the source and add a trace statement to track down who is
calling drawImage (I use:
new Error("someone called draw").printStackTrace();
Drew H
Archie Cobbs wrote:
I have a map with a bunch of rooms, and what I'm doing is changing
the fills in each room to make them different colors, gradients, etc.
It's useful to "batch" together all the initial updates that color
all the rooms when the map is first loaded.
Sure you should be able to
Kevin Göser wrote:
Just another question: I was wondering if it is necessary to do:
setDoubleBuffered(true); (from javax.swing.JComponent)
as well, in order to have double buffering?
We do our own double buffering, so you don't want
Swing's double buffering on top of ours. By default we
shut of
Am Freitag, 20. August 2004 16:19 schrieb Thomas DeWeese:
> Kevin Göser wrote:
> > is it a known issue? Or do you need more information? It really doesn't
> > look good. I'm still hoping for some advice :)
>
> Expect a fix for this shortly. I had seen this effect very
> infrequently in previou
Kevin Göser wrote:
is it a known issue? Or do you need more information? It really doesn't look
good. I'm still hoping for some advice :)
Expect a fix for this shortly. I had seen this effect very
infrequently in previous work, but your post narrowed the
circumstances enough for me to track i
Hi,
is it a known issue? Or do you need more information? It really doesn't look
good. I'm still hoping for some advice :)
Thx,
Kevin
Am Donnerstag, 19. August 2004 13:22 schrieb Kevin Göser:
> I'm using doublebuffering, the pan-interactor and a dynamic document. When
> I pan the content,
