For PlatformLogger et al you can probably use the compatibility lib we have
been using for jfx78+RoboVM: https://github.com/robovm/robovm-jfx78-compat
Den lördagen den 12:e oktober 2013 skrev Tomas Brandalik:
> I think that PlatformLogger initialization in CssHelper was causing
> problems. I had
On 11.10.2013 18:53, Richard Bair wrote:
How much time do you think it would take community designers to
develop this?
RoboVM for iOS I think is basically at this stage, where they've got
something up and running to the point of being able to do performance
analysis and looking for bugs. It has
Perhaps having more than one JVM on iOS/Android implementation is good for
JavaFX as a whole?
On 14 October 2013 10:06, Rafal wrote:
> On 11.10.2013 18:53, Richard Bair wrote:
>
>> How much time do you think it would take community designers to develop
>>> this?
>>>
>> RoboVM for iOS I think is
On 2013-10-14 01:06, Rafal wrote:
If you honestly encourage community to make a such big effort as developing,
adjusting and maintaining JVMs on the two leading mobile platforms, you don't
have any plans that Oracle VM on android will be released in the next 2 years.
:/
Otherwise, if Oracle a
I absolutely agree. The point is: nobody can expect from oracle to build such a
vm. But if they won't do it, JavaFX will die. Even in the embedded space where
companies will use QT or HTML5 instead. Without license fees So to sell
JavaFX for embedded devices oracle MUST support mobile platfo
Hey Tom,
thanks for you answer.
while the OSX font stuff is there and Orcale's goal is to use the native font
renderer on each platform.
I am sure there must be some kind of an Android font renderer in the code. I
couldn't find one until now.
Another question: Since I ported you latest jfx78
Hi Richard,
thanks for your fast answer.
Am 11.10.2013 um 18:53 schrieb Richard Bair :
> As frustrating as it is, the fact is that today Oracle has no announced plans
> to release any official JVM for Android and iOS. That being the case, the
> biggest hurdle to getting FX on iOS and Android
Hi Stefan,
thanks for your fast answer.
Am 12.10.2013 um 00:47 schrieb Stefan Fuchs :
> I think you must |add the flag ||-PCOMPILE_PANGO=true to build the new
> opensource font stuff.
I am sure that's not that easy ;)
Actually, I tried it but it didn't do anything in the first place.
> If
Hi Felie,
thanks for you fast answer.
Am 12.10.2013 um 01:36 schrieb Felipe Heidrich :
> The 'native' font stack for Linux uses Pango (to handle complex text) and
> freetype (rendering glyph images, outlines, metrics, etc).
>
> As long as we manage to build our freetype code on Android we sh
