Hello strk, Friday, February 8, 2008, 5:40:16 PM, you wrote: s> I attached the .as files and .swf files to this bug item: s> https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/index.php?22258
Seems that the problem is solved now? s> Yes, skipping the bounds_in_clipping_area makes it work. I anyway think that this code is useless, so I removed it from sprite_instance and improved generic_character instead. This simplifies the code and probably offers slightly better performance for movies with complex display lists. A question about do_display_callback(): What is it's purpose? With the old implementation it wasn't called unless the character has been rendered (changed) in that frame. Now it is called in each frame for each character (seems more correct to me since it would be done that way without invalidated bounds optimization). I only updated generic_character and edit_text_character to use a new boundsInClippingArea() function. AFAIK these are the only characters (aside from sprite_instance drawables) that do any real rendering and thus benefit from this check. A more general approach would be to do the check in DisplayList instead, but that would also prevent some extra calls in display() like do_display_callback or registerTextVariable. On the other side we are not calling any display() method when the invalidated bounds are NULL... Anyway, I would like to know the effects of missing calls to NON-rendring calls in display() implementations. What do you think? Udo _______________________________________________ Gnash-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash-dev
