Yes but that code is only tested on Linux. I am hoping we can compile and use Cairo on Windows and OS/X. It would certainly be nice to have a portable drawing library rather than having fltk provide it.
Things like the upside-down window do need to be fixed and I would not be suprised that they are still happening. One reason I am doing this is so I can work on Cairo itself. I do not think it is quite there yet. The main authors have seriously underestimated the need for a simple font interface, and of drawing pixel-aligned graphics, and a few other problems. I'm hoping that with a clean test platform in fltk I can debug these things and fix Cairo itself. This is probably a more useful thing than working on fltk2 which appears to be going nowhere. Albrecht Schlosser wrote: > imacarthur wrote: >> Anybody got any relevant pointers on Cairo? > > FLTK 2, maybe. > >> Suggestions? >> Other than not using Cairo, since Quartz is anti-aliased anyway, and >> there are others ways to get PDF out of an OSX system... > > I've just seen some commits from Bill Spitzak for FLTK 2. It seems > that he has something working, but I don't know anything concrete. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
