> Hi Andrew,
>
> Am Sonntag, 29. April 2007 22:30 schrieb hv...@st...:
>
>> Just wondering if there's still active development here.
>>
>
> I have to admit that active development ... ahem ... kinda stopped.
> It's simply that I do not have the time anymore for a real development.
> But patches and bug reports are still welcome and I try to implement them as
> soon as possible.
>
> But if there are others who want to join the development, please don't
> hesitate to ask.
>
>
Hmm, I don't think I'm qualified to join development, but I'd be happy
to contribute to the documentation.
I could write some things up, especially relating to layout and theme
options and image/icon display.
I mean, even pre-1.0 libUFO is really useful, some more clear specific
examples would complement
the project well. Thanks for spending your time to write such an awesome
project!
>> I'm using libUFO
>> for a relatively simple Computer Science Project. It's a program which
>> processes images and then turns them into various Mosaics. I noticed the
>> earlier response to Olga, which had an attatchment "image.cpp" which had a
>> simple implimentation of an image display function using UImageIO - this
>> is the route which I had already decided to take!
>>
>> I would really appreciate it if you could send me a copy of image.cpp, I'd
>> be curious to see it, maybe avoid some mistakes.
>>
>
> Hmm, perhaps if you describe your problem a little bit more in detail, I could
> help ...
>
Certainly!
I'm honestly just beginning programming, so please excuse all the
questions (and perhaps also dumb questions!).
I'm just not sure how to go about getting this image file to load, maybe
you could just write out a line of code
that shows how to actually go about displaying an image using libUFO? As
far as I could tell from the specs.
putting it as an icon of a label using UGL_Image should work, but I
always get a compile error.
For this program I need to both be loading images from files and piping
them from the main program to the UI
as a flat array in RGBA format (I think this should work with libUFO's
UImageIO class).
void createWorkWindow(URootPane * root) {
UInternalFrame * iframeWorkWindow = new UInternalFrame(currentFile);
// we need to set the size and position explicitely as
// internal frames panel does not have layout managers
iframeWorkWindow->setBounds(70, 70, 631, 500);
iframeWorkWindow->setLocation(40, 40);
iframeWorkWindow->setResizable(true);
UButton * imageBuffer = new UButton();
UImage * image = new UGL_Image(new UImageIO("workspaceBackground.tga"));
imageBuffer->setIcon(new UImageIcon(image));
iframeWorkWindow->add(imageBuffer);
root->addFrame(iframeWorkWindow);
}
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