@Dan In my opinion, Pascal developers have goods writing conventions. Too bad this is not seen in programmer of another languages. =/ The best I saw from most of C developers (what I am today) was put "C"s as prefix of every class/struct/enum.
***Little update*** I will commit the git repo page later, just implemented the alignment system. Works nice, proper for working with layouts. Also, I improoved the coordinates system (adjusted the OpenGL axis). The bad news, I just decided to make a performance test putting more than 400 buttons on the screen. There was a little loss of performance (a case of milliseconds of late response). First, I though it could be my "property system", were all properties are stored in a list, having a string to hold the property name (which is used to search the property later). I rewrote the property for much smaller names, but didn't change so much the performance. I think it is my FBO implementation, since switching from FBO to FBO is a slow process. I will rewrite to create only two FBOs for the entire application (a FBO for writing and other for reading), then, I will only attach/detach the renderbuffers of each widgets on these FBOs. Hope it works. =) 2013/12/17 Trouble Daemon <[email protected]> > > To write the conventions and rules of code, for later widget developers, > I > > still need to implement a small part of the code. If you have ever used > > Delphi or Lazarus, you will get the idea of how it will be. The > difference > > is that to someone connect an signal, instead of do the following: > > > > Ah, I thought that TApplication and other "T" references in your previous > post looked suspiciously familiar! Another Pascal user \o/ :) > > > Dan > _______________________________________________ > Bf-committers mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.blender.org/mailman/listinfo/bf-committers > -- - Felipe Ferreira da Silva _______________________________________________ Bf-committers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.blender.org/mailman/listinfo/bf-committers
