Hi, Thanks. Unfortunately, my RAID0 system failed, so I had to reinstall my Windows XP machine. That meant that I lost the VirtualBox with Ubuntu with all the development environment set up for Gnash, so I can't test at this point. I'm going on vacation for the next weeks, so I won't be able to confirm that the problem is fixed until I'm back.
That being said - if the Mtasc hello world with createTextField works, I'm pretty sure that the haXe one works as well, because I *did* test that a haXe program that just draws some lines works fine - it's was just the default font problem I found at that point. I do plan to make further tests with haXe later. One problem must be well-known: Try, catch opcodes are not implemented. Regards, Asger On 7/11/07, strk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Fri, Jul 06, 2007 at 10:17:47AM +0200, Asger Ottar Alstrup wrote: > What about changing Gnash to use a default font when the font is undefined, > like Adobe does? I just committed a patch to complete implementation of createTextField and adding use of a default font when not available. Please try again. --strk;
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