El dc 11 de 02 de 2015 a les 15:18 -0500, en/na LM va escriure:
> Has anyone looked at adding SDL2 support to Tuxmath to use on systems
> that may no longer want to maintain SDL 1.2.x?
I am currently porting Tux Paint to SDL2, you could find interesting the
backward compatibility functions I wrote for it
https://sourceforge.net/p/tuxpaint-sdl2/code/ci/sdl2.0/tree/src/tuxpaint.c#l865
HTH
Pere
>
> I started looking at the Tuxmath source code to see how difficult the
> task might be. Took me a couple of days just to get Tuxmath to build
> successfully. I started with the 2.0.3 source tarball from Debian.
> Tried adding the code from the accessibility branch back into that. I
> ran across some issues when trying to build --without-sdlnet and had
> to work around them. I also ran across some issues when using
> SDL_ttf. The SDL_ttf library doesn't handle newline characters. I
> wrote some code to actually draw multiple lines of text using SDL_ttf
> when there were newline characters in the string. Doesn't look like
> SDL_pango has been ported to SDL2 yet, but there is a port for
> SDL2_ttf. It would be nice if SDL_ttf worked properly in Tuxmath
> before trying to move to SDL2.
>
> Was curious if there was any active development going on and any plans
> for SDL2 support in the future. What, if anything, is currently on
> the Tuxmath development roadmap? Thanks.
>
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