Thanks for the test, it seems that we have lots of work to optimize cairo
performance. I thought it was just hundreds of times slower in curve cases.
Jim
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I finally got around to writing a little test program for FLTK
I did tried your torapp on chrome and I have some sugestions about it,
mainly usability: font size and scrollbars too small.
The scrollbars are so thin that is hard to use then.
Overall it's an interest use of nativeclient possibilities.
Thank you very much for your suggestion.
I thought
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On 18 Mar 2012, at 01:32, J. Liles wrote:
OK, guys... I wouldn't say it's ready for prime-time, but if you want
to play it, checkout the 'cairo-device' branch on my fltk repo at
In fact, Cairo works pretty well in fltk2. My application torapp guilloche
designer (www.torapp.info) uses cairo exclusively.
I'm also one of people who is willing to help maintaining fltk2 but getting a
developer status seems too hard for me.
but how well tested it is is anyones guess - I'm
All of this brings me to the issue of Cairo. GTK uses cairo
exclusively now. People who have tried Cairo in FLTK and found it to
be slow have been bypassing the doublebuffering and SHM extensions
that are what enables Cairo to render GTK applications with good
performance. If FLTK were to use
As a part of my project torapp guilloche designer(www.torapp.info), I used
cairo to render everything, and the output is amazing.(Though, occasionally,
cairo can have problem to draw too many curves on a small area).
However, I did observe that my application's cairo version was about 100x
HI,
Please FLTK developer try to find a way to collect the small projects (small
extra library that is an extentions for fltk).
As you didn't like my suggestion for the git , and it is up to you to do so
but collecting the widgets beside the core FLTK is very important. Many
questions in
Thank you, fltk developers.
I have just uploaded my graphic editor running in chrome. It does not need any
change in fltk2 (I did not use the event loop). You can take a look at my
website www.torapp.info. The graphic editor is particularly powerful in
security printing.
I do not know whether there are other serious fltk2 users. But I am sure that I
am, I love the simplicity and design, but fltk2 is still pretty buggy, I
tolerated it as long as it did not cause my application crashing. If there is
no one wants to maintain it, I can help.
So, I am trying to
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I do not know whether there are other serious fltk2 users. But I am =
sure that I am, I love the simplicity and design, but fltk2 is still =
pretty buggy, I tolerated it as long as it did not cause my application =
crashing. If there is no one wants
Recently, I applied developer status multiple times (more than 2 weeks ago),
and I never received any information back. I am just wondering whether there is
any hidden requirements that I do not know.
What I want to do is to fix multiple bugs in fltk2, and if I have enough time,
I may simplify
Thanks for reviewing the change.
Jim
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To reproduce the bug:
please click the first Inputbrowser and choose one item in popup menu and then
the click second Inputbrowser and choose an item, and click the first one and
choose again, then the mouse events will be kept trapped in the popped out menu
by first Inputbrowser.
I tried your
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QT has a project for google native client too, it is called lighthouse.
Maybe, we can port QT support to fltk.
Here is the url:
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Here is an example that a QT application running in chrome/chromium.
http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2010/06/25/qt-for-google-native-client-preview/
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I did some research on FLTK2 and QT lighthouse, a QImage backend for QT
lighthouse is about 147 lines of code. Google native client(pepper 2)
and maintaining fltk!
James. :)
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display just by knowing the address of the first pixel! I want it to be the
most background object so I can place widgets on top of it. I want to avoid any
kind of color traslation!
Thanks!
Have a great day!
James. :)
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Are there any docs describing the cross compile process with FLTK? I've looked
through the general stuff but didn't see anything. Do I simply set up the
makefile for the m68k-linux-gcc compiler? What about the libs needed by the OS
at run time?
Any help/direction to docs appreciated.
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