Re: [csjava-developer] Next versions of csimage package

[Alex T. <caf...@gm...>]

Hmm, that seems about right, the release dates are fairly generous as
well.  IIRC the animation library is basically non-functional right
now, so that gives plenty of time if it's by August.

I have a question about coordinate system thing though - is the way it
currently works fine?  (ie. when you set the origin, it is always
relative to the machine space.)  I did look into the Graphics2D
translate as you mentioned, but that seems to always do it relative to
the current coordinate system, which makes it harder to return to the
original origin if that is necessary.  I'm also wondering if moving
the origin is supposed to move the currently drawn image or not - my
stance on this is no, but I want to see other views on it.

-Alex

On 5/15/05, Toby Donaldson <tj...@sf...> wrote:
> Hi all,
>=20
> I am doing a bit of planning for the next two released versions of the
> csimage package. The next version will be code-named "casey", and the one
> after that will be called "harriet".
>=20
> If you are working on one of the features mentioned below, please keep us
> informed of your progress by occasionally emailing this list.
>=20
> Release name: casey
> Date: end of June (hopefully!)
> New features:
>  - Caretesian coordinate system
>  - simple axes
>  - generic load/save/quit buttons
>  - basic testing code for TheMatrix
>  - basic user-level documentation for TheMatrix
> Other changes:
>  - remove alpha-value code for TheMatrix since it doesn't work correctly
> (scheduled to be added in the next version)
>=20
> Release name: harriet
> Date: end of August (hopefully!)
> New features:
>   - correct handling of alpha values
>   - improved flexibility for using TheMatrix as a panel in other windows
>   - more complete testing
>   - more complete user documentation
>   - improved and fixed animation library
>=20
> Any other ideas for changes? Did I miss anything? Note that this is just =
for
> the csimage library; non-image code may also be included, or we might
> release a separate package for that.
>=20
> Toby
> --
> Dr. Toby Donaldson
> School of Computing Science
> Simon Fraser University
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