Georg Fleischmann wrote:
>>lockFocus. The problem with this is that user objects (such as gstates)
>>are stored in local VM, and a restore invalidates anything in local VM.
>>
>
> Was rectviewclip designed for use in root views only ?
>
I think it's really designed for executing things like e
> lockFocus. The problem with this is that user objects (such as gstates)
> are stored in local VM, and a restore invalidates anything in local VM.
Was rectviewclip designed for use in root views only ?
> The only other alternative is to go back to gsave/grestore.
I did a quick test and found
Well now I'm reconsidering the change to use save/restore in NSView's
lockFocus. The problem with this is that user objects (such as gstates)
are stored in local VM, and a restore invalidates anything in local VM.
This in fact screws up the xdps backend (not the xgps backend because
xgps is on
Georg Fleischmann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> here are a bunch of patches related to a small problem with the view clipping
> in NSView.
> The fix promises to solve the following problems:
> - sporadically blank areas in panels, especially inside of a Matrix
> - problems with drawing when NSTextViews are
Hi Fred,
> I am having the same drawing problems, where sometimes parts of a window
> is missing (e.g. in the Box test of GSTest).
Adam already mailed me, and he is checking the options to solve the problem.
> I had a look at your clipping code and did not quite
> understand it. Your code seem
Hi Georg,
I am having the same drawing problems, where sometimes parts of a window
is missing (e.g. in the Box test of GSTest). So any solution to this
would be fine. I had a look at your clipping code and did not quite
understand it. Your code seems to add another stack to the graphics
context,
Hi,
here are a bunch of patches related to a small problem with the view clipping
in NSView.
The fix promises to solve the following problems:
- sporadically blank areas in panels, especially inside of a Matrix
- problems with drawing when NSTextViews are mixed with PS-Operators
Every lockFocu
