Thomas DeWeese wrote:
> First the formalities, do you have a CLA[*] on file with Apache? I
> just checked and I didn't see your name.
OK, I just sent it in.
> Yes, I agree this is a problem. I don't think your patch quite
> addresses the issue though. In particular it appears that the
> CursorMa
On Wed, 2005-02-09 at 10:05 -0500, Steven Huey wrote:
> Thomas,
>
> If you query the System properties for "os.name" on Mac OS X the
> resulting String is "Mac OS X". You could check that when setting the
> ColorModel to make the code Mac specific.
remember us running inside a SecurityManager :
Thomas,
If you query the System properties for "os.name" on Mac OS X the
resulting String is "Mac OS X". You could check that when setting the
ColorModel to make the code Mac specific.
- Steve
On Feb 9, 2005, at 6:04 AM, Thomas DeWeese wrote:
Hi Steven,
Steven Huey wrote:
2. Why is sRGB_Unpre se
Thank you Thomas - I think that is a good compromise. At least it makes
it much quicker for us Mac people ...
I will tell you if I run into major problems because of the switch.
Andreas
Thomas DeWeese wrote:
Hi Steven,
Steven Huey wrote:
2. Why is sRGB_Unpre selected as the default?
Thomas DeWee
Hi Steven,
Steven Huey wrote:
2. Why is sRGB_Unpre selected as the default?
Thomas DeWeese wrote:
This is complex, there used to be lots of 'gotchas' in
Java2D (but this was mostly back with JDK 1.2), so it is
entirely possible that it was chosen as the least bug prone
choice (which makes me ner
