Brad,

Are you working with Sean on this, or is this just code you've had, and
wanted to create a CVS branch for?

I'm just curious to see how development on blackbox is being managed. :)

Thanks.

DC

On Mon, Feb18,02 17:21, Bradley T Hughes wrote:
> i created a new branch in blackbox's cvs this morning.
> 
> the moving_target branch has gotten a pretty hefty update too (stuff i've
> been working on last week and over the weekend).
> 
> the stuff adds lots of new things, which will make development on blackbox
> and the blackbox tools/utils much easier.
> 
> the stuff is in a half finished state at the moment... but it compiles and
> runs.  however, nothing works :)
> 
> the interesting thing is the new code.  i've completely redone Basemenu,
> which is now a real popupmenu (That does pointer and key grabbing).  one
> thing i noticed on my laptop with a mouse touchpad is that touchpads suck,
> and key navigation through menus is something i really want.  i hope to
> get this soon.
> 
> i've also added lots of other things.  for example, the new Basemenu is a
> subclass of the Widget class.  Widget is a simple wrapper for an X window.
> these things register with the BaseDisplay's event loop, and you get
> events delivered to them very nicely.  these things are perfect for a
> small library for people that want to write blackbox tools/utils.
> 
> new as well is BGCCache, which is an X GC cache that lets you do quick
> color/font lookups, without having to keep a GC around all the time.
> BColor has also been split away from BImageControl, and it can be dropped
> into any other program that has a BaseDisplay created
> BTexture has undergone some updates too, and it has rendering capabilities
> builtin (instead of having to use BImageControl::render( texture ) ).
> 
> ummm... there are lots more things that are new/changed.  too much to
> really describe here.  have a look at the code in the moving_target branch
> to get and idea of where things are going.  and remember: it compiles and
> runs, but does absolutely nothing :)
> 
> this stuff is just mean for people that know the blackbox code, and are 
> interested in seeing what i'm breaking.
> 
> commments are of course welcome and invited.
> 
> -- 
> --
> Bradley T. Hughes - bhughes at trolltech.com
> Trolltech AS - Waldemar Thranes gt. 98 N-0175 Oslo, Norway

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