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#144 update to coregraphics (OSX)
this is a diff against 11/12/2003 cvs
basically it just makes some changes to tkMacOSXDraw.c
by switching the variable "useCGDrawing" at the top of the
file, you can switch back and forth between quickdraw and
coregraphics...
unfortunately, it doesn't cover pixmaps (yet)
...or get rid of copybits (yet)
...but, it does help out with a bit with primitive drawings
(rectangles, lines, arcs, polygons)
tested with 10.2.6-10.2.8
...known bugs:
- stipples don't work
- antialiasing: when should it kick in?
- others?
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Jamie, I looked over this patch some. For the most part it looked
good. One thing I noticed noodling around in the widget demo
(particularly resizing windows) is that the clipping regions were
not right. I think this is because you were calling
ClipCGContextToRegion AFTER you had transformed the
coordinates. But I think this call assumes you are still using native
CG coordinates. Anyway, when I move this block up before the
transform, the clipping in now correct, resizes look good, etc.
I also compulsively changed a bunch of formatting... This is a diff
against the current CVS TOT.
The Canvas drawing in particular looks LOTS nicer.
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Jamie, I looked over this patch some. For the most part it looked
good. One thing I noticed noodling around in the widget demo
(particularly resizing windows) is that the clipping regions were
not right. I think this is because you were calling
ClipCGContextToRegion AFTER you had transformed the
coordinates. But I think this call assumes you are still using native
CG coordinates. Anyway, when I move this block up before the
transform, the clipping in now correct, resizes look good, etc.
I also compulsively changed a bunch of formatting... This is a diff
against the current CVS TOT.
The Canvas drawing in particular looks LOTS nicer.
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What's the status of this patch? Should it be committed as a
valuable first step, or does it need more work, or is it
buggy or...?
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As I understand it, there was only the question about what to do with
anti-aliasing for narrow lines. There was some discussion a while back
about this. It would also be great to have another pair of eyes look it
over. I won't be able to look at any Tk stuff till after WWDC.
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Is this what has been committed against Tk 8.4? Is it
planned to commit against 8.5 as well?
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yes, this is the basis for what was added to 8.4.7, and it
also works against 8.5...several things were added in the
8.4.7 commit that should be added when imported to 8.5:
- a small bug in CGContext setup was fixed
- jim added a tcl variable that sets "use_cgdrawing" so that
it can be turned on/off
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The code actually checked in is different in a couple of substantial, and a
bunch of formal ways. I will import this onto TOT when I get a free
couple of hours.
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this second patch is against the core-8-4-branch HEAD, but
works on 8.5a2 also...
It adds CGcontext versions of XCopyArea, XCopyPlane, and
XPutImage
...atm, there are issues with drawing things upside down,
which apparently comes from using these routines an even
number of times: this is due to the screen transform in the
context setup routine, compensating for the different QD/CG
coordinate systems, so I'm guessing this patch won't be
truly useful until we've switched fully over to CGContext's?
...as usual, it definitely needs a going over by someone to
make sure I'm not totally insane :-)
XCopyArea, XPutImage, XCopyPlane now CGized!
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What's the status of this? Are there still more CG bits of
this patch to go in?
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I'm not sure what is left that isn't implemented in 8.5, but referring to das.