Pete French wrote:
Well perhaps I'm just guessing. setpattern is a level 2 operator which was pretty advanced for many printers at that time.OK, now I'm thinking the pattern was just done to make it look good on a gray-scale monitor and perhaps if NeXT was written using the higher resolution monitors of today it would have been solid.
That a very inetersting observation though - because it implies that the PostScript being generated when the object is sent a 'print' method is different to that hen it is being drawn to the screen. Whatever happened to WYSIWYG in that case :-)
After reading more, I realized the equivalent in OpenStep is to paint with a color using:
+[NSColor colorWithPatternImage:]
-bat.
PS: Does GNUstep actually print ? I saw a lot of PPD files go by in the install
which suprised me as all my 'print' messages end up generating a PS file
with only comments in it.
Sort of. It could be a lot better. It doesn't print to a printer, but it
does to a PS file. It should print text and graphics OK, maybe images. I
want to add CUPS support eventually also... So much to do...--
Adam Fedor, Digital Optics Corp. | I'm glad I hate spinach, because
http://www.doc.com | if I didn't, I'd eat it, and you
| know how I hate the stuff.
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