I am using 32bit Bitmaps to give the bitmaps transparency and to overlap one over other.
Google chrome / chromium are not able to display 32bit bitmaps whereas Mozilla Firefox is. Is there a way to enable chrome to display the images ? If not I am planning to use the CSS3 Filter property (using 24bit Bitmaps ) to give similar visual effects. Any other solution for this ? On Wed, Jun 14, 2017 at 11:28 PM, k kushal <[email protected]> wrote: > I've pushed the code to generate bitmaps and hashes to branch ksvsk_test > (dirty). Please look into it. > I am currently working on effective ways to visualize the glyph > differences. ( as in proposal ) > I have tried testing the output using bitmaps but it is not visually > appealing (for small sizes). > And for big sizes, there is no clarity after zooming in to see the > differences. > I am working on another way to visualize the pixel by pixel differences. > This can be done by creating a grid (like in ftgrid ) of required size on > the webpage and then coloring it so that each square denotes a pixel. > Performing all the calculations in C( calculating differences and making > the final image ) and then coloring the grid on webpage using this image > data. > How about this ? > I think there are advantages to this like we can zoom and pan clearly on > webpage. > > > > > > > > > >
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