>> Did you look at evas polygon object ? It should almost handle your use
>> case. Only the evas_object_resize isn't defined on it (so the
>> behaviour could be added/defined without breaking backward
>> compatibility).
>
> you'd have to be very careful as you have to make thick lines. the polygon obj
> will, if you define the same coordinates for points in an enclosed polygon,
> end
> up being invisible as it's a 0 sized poly :)
>
> if you want to do vector stuff - use cairo and render to an image object.
> that's the best way to get it done.
Hmm, so instead of using evas I should just use cairo API and libs directly?
What about if I want to have enlightenment widget in the end as a
result. Should I then hide the cairo details under smart object API?
http://ists.pl/~alias/enlightenment/docs/cookbook/ch03s03.html
was the most uptodate example I found from smart object creation
altought it still used "evas_smart_new" which has now been replaced with
struct Evas_Smart_Class and evas_smart_class_new method.
Mika
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