On Thu, 9 Jul 2015 23:38:05 -0400 Toan Pham said:
> > you can get parents of them etc. we have formalized that even more in
> current efl with eo.
>
> Any idea where/if it is used in terminology? or an example how to go from
> a win evas object to a term_container? thanks
it isn't used in te
On Fri, 10 Jul 2015 00:02:46 -0400 Toan Pham said:
> Hi,
>
> While watching a youtube video in firefox or chrome on an I5 laptop,
> enlightenment cpu usage averages around 37% and the browser around 37%. I
> do not understand why, since E19 is just a window manager, it should not
> use that muc
Hi,
While watching a youtube video in firefox or chrome on an I5 laptop,
enlightenment cpu usage averages around 37% and the browser around 37%. I
do not understand why, since E19 is just a window manager, it should not
use that much CPU. I am switching to E b/c it is thin and fast, unlike
gnome
> you can get parents of them etc. we have formalized that even more in
current efl with eo.
Any idea where/if it is used in terminology? or an example how to go from
a win evas object to a term_container? thanks
--
Don
On Thu, 9 Jul 2015 10:20:55 -0400 Toan Pham said:
> Hi,
>
> I have not used EFL before but have a good understanding how it works in
> general. I've been mucking around with the "terminology" application for
> two reasons:
>
> 1. Understand to use the framework better.
> 2. Add new features/
​Seeing data-structure dereference like this scares me. The only reason it
works b/c Term_Container is the first member of Tabs. There has to be a
better way for doing this:
code from src/bin/win.c: 1801
---
static void
_cb_tab
Hi,
I have not used EFL before but have a good understanding how it works in
general. I've been mucking around with the "terminology" application for
two reasons:
1. Understand to use the framework better.
2. Add new features/enhancements to terminology
One thing that I am struggling is the
