Hello,
I've finished the implementation of the GTK GUI with AGG backend. Since
I needed to make some modifications in gtk.cpp (more detailed
description below) I wanted to check if this didn't break anything in
the cairo implementation. I've found out that almost all flash movies,
even the simplest ones, doesn't get rendered properly with cairo. I did
then a fresh checkout of the current CVS code and tried that, but the
problem remains the same. So it seems the cairo backend is already
broken in CVS. Can anyone confirm this?
The GTK-AGG GUI so far works perfectly. Except that the window resizing
acts strange, but this is a known issue, isn't it?
As mentioned I had to modify a bit the code in gtk.cpp. There is a
GtkGui::init and a GtkGui::createWindow function. Basically the whole
initialization is done in GtkGui::init, also the window creation. The
problem with this is, that init is called before the swf movie is read,
so the movie size is unknown during the window and renderer creation in
init(). As AGG needs to know width/height I moved all the code for the
creation of the window and the renderer to the createWindow() function.
What I've seen there should be no problem, but is there a reason why
this code was put into init() and could it break something if we move it
from there?
Hannes
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