manolo gouy wrote: > Greg, Albrecht: many thanks for your proposal to apply for developer > status. I would be happy to do that. In fact, I already did at some > point last November after Greg already mentionned that in one of his > posts. But I never got any reply. Could you check if you find any > trace of my application ?
I don't have access to such data, and I don't know how the approval process works, but I think that Mike Sweet is the one who does the final approval and sets the devoloper access in the profile. One rule is that you must have provided some working patches, and since yours have been approved in the last months I think that you would now get dev. status, if you tried again (if that was the reason). Perhaps you could also send a private mail to Mike. Maybe it's only hanging somewhere, because Mike (and Matt) seem to be busy with other things. > I imagine I could share with Matt the responsibility to follow > FLTK's cocoa-ization. That's what you are doing now, isn't it? > I would also be interested in working on another of the items > of FLTK 1.3 roadmap: print support. I have (and this is the last trick > in my bag :=) an API to Mac and Win32 printing graphics contexts > that allows to use all FLTK graphics and text functions for the > composition of printer pages. It also allows to obtain printable > page sizes, select printers, and start/end pages and print jobs. > This works for Win32, Mac-carbon and Mac-cocoa, but obviously not > under Unix, and I would like to know what are your plans for Unix > print support. Looks interesting and is on the roadmap. Personally I have no idea what the concrete plans would be. I know of some printing support in fluid, and this works at least for Windows (drawing to an offscreen and then blitting the offscreen image to Windows GDI, IIRC) and on Linux (by using PS output) - but these are two completely different approaches. I imagine that the planned printer support would be implemented with a new "device" that can be used for normal FLTK drawing primitives by switching from one device to another, similar to offscreen drawing. It would be interesting to see what you have and how that fits... Albrecht _______________________________________________ fltk-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk-dev
