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[c_inconnu <c_i...@ya...>]

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[Jsmooth-devs] contribution on the ant task

[c_inconnu <c_i...@ya...>]

Hi,

you will find as an attachement the modified version
of the ant task. The main new thing is the .exe
destination directory (destdir) as i found it was
essential.

David


	

	
		
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[Jsmooth-devs] using JSmooth from Ant?

[<sko...@up...>]

Hi,

JSmooth looks sweet, and i think it's a pretty cool tool. I've got the 
following questions:

1. is JSmooth 100% Java? So will it even run under Linux?
2. is it possible to use JSmooth from Ant? Is there an explicit ant-task 
provided, or does JSmooth have a command-line interface?
3. Does JSmooth only use the java(w).exe in the following paths?
   /path/to/jdk/jre/bin
   /path/to/jre/bin

All other java(w).exe trigger a bug:
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4481947

Re: [Jsmooth-devs] transparent Icons

[Rodrigo R. <re...@ch...>]

Roman Kennke wrote:

> I have a problem with JSmooth and Icons, that are transparent. It does 
> always make the icons look very nasty. I attach one of my icons (32x32 
> 24 bit), so you can try it out for yourself. Maybe it has something to 
> do with: "automatic color reduction is done if necessary"?? I would 
> prefer, if JSmooth doesn't touch my icons ;-) This effect also applies 
> to 8 bit icons, as long as they have transparent pixels.
> 
> Any ideas?

Unfortunately, the way the .ico format manages the transparency is very 
different from how the PNG format manages it, so the convertion can't be 
avoided. Moreover, the conversion algorithm is very basic, and that's 
why the result often looks so crappy.

Your best option is to use a tool to convert by yourself the image into 
a windows .ICO file (using some format converter or graphic tool), so 
that JSmooth don't try to modify it by itself.

HTH,
Rodrigo

[Jsmooth-devs] transparent Icons

[Roman K. <ro...@on...>]

Hi JSmooth developers,

I have a problem with JSmooth and Icons, that are transparent. It does 
always make the icons look very nasty. I attach one of my icons (32x32 
24 bit), so you can try it out for yourself. Maybe it has something to 
do with: "automatic color reduction is done if necessary"?? I would 
prefer, if JSmooth doesn't touch my icons ;-) This effect also applies 
to 8 bit icons, as long as they have transparent pixels.

Any ideas?

[Jsmooth-devs] Options.

[Ronald v. E. <ro...@va...>]

Hi,

I just tested jsmooth for a project I'm working on and I miss a couple of
option, or I haven't found how to configure them yet ;-)

* Option to add a directory to window's dll path
  so the program can be installed without adding
  dll's to windows.
* Option to use a relative classpath. The project
  distributes the JRE and it would nice if the
  project jars could be placed in a seperate dir
  instead of JRE/lib/ext.
* Option to force the use of the supplied JRE. If
  the supplied JRE is not available the program
  should not start.

C'ya,

    Ronald