On Sat, 2 Aug 2003 23:28:36 +0100 Daniel Hulme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> babbled:
> I hope the patch, when you finally got it, was acceptable. For my next
> trick, I will port entice to ecore2. So far, I have got it to compile
what about the rabbit? and where's the hat? :)
> and run without failing, but of course certain features have dropped,
> namely:
> DND support (for obvious reasons),
> messaging existing entice windows on startup (because the
> ecore_window_get_children function has disappeared),
> there was one other thing, but I can't remember what precisely.
aaaah. i was planning a big overhaul using edje, ecore, ecore_evas etc. a lot of
thsoe calls aren't in the new ecore basically because i haven't put them back
in. i'm being fairly strict with the calls going in and their naming to be
consistent.
> Also, panel/button sliding (probably fading as well) has gone buggy:
> attempting to slide out while a slide in is taking place makes the two
> functions fight each other until one times out. I am not sure how best
> to combat this: my first thought was to ecore_timer_del the opposing
> slide on startup, but as the moves take place absolutely, not
aaah this will be a difference in timer system. old ecore timers were one-off.
you wanted to repeat you reset the timer at the end of the timer. in ecore2
timers will keep running (repeating) if they return 1. they will stop repeating
if they return 0. :) i think this will solve your problem :)
> relatively, this makes the panel (for example) jump to the completely-in
> position before starting to slide back out. I am considering other
> possibilities, and will submit the heavily-revised code when this bug is
> dealt with. Any advice will be gratefully received, as long as it's not
> rude.
heheheheh :o) seriously timers have changed. i'd make use of their return
values. also timers have handles now, not names. if a timer decides not to
repeat it is deleted for you after it has finished running - so any handles to
it are now invalid. errr. also using ecore_evas woudl be handy to do all the
window/canvas setup. :)
> Thanks,
> Daniel
>
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