Vincenzo,
There was work on HotCocoa at least as recently as Jan 11, 2011, I think.
Here is the github graph of changes:
https://github.com/richkilmer/hotcocoa/network
As of today (3/24/2011), this is the most recent list of committers (I
think):
https://github.com/gmanley/hotcocoa/contributors
dj2 (dan sinclair)
richkilmer (Richard Kilmer)
isaac (Isaac Kearse)
mattetti (Matt Aimonetti)
jamis (Jamis Buck)
hellopatrick (Patrick)
reborg (reborg)
Last change in the wiki was 10 months ago (6/10/2010):
http://www.macruby.org/trac/wiki/HotCocoa?action=history
Unfortunately, I think it is an effort off to the side of the macruby
team and core developers that hasn't gotten much attention. I know many
(including myself) would like to see it succeed though. It was a lot of
fun to work with for the few days that I did, and fun toys that you can
create cool things with quickly can often do really well. The main
problems I think have been the lack of attention, lack of development,
and the large size of the produced application, at least in earlier
versions.
Gary
On 3/23/11 5:52 PM, Vincenzo Piombo wrote:
Hello all,
I discovered macruby since a few weeks and I'm really enthusiast.
I begun playing with it and really like the hotcocoa approach, but it
seems stopped since more than a year, is it still maintained ?
Anyway, I think I found a bug in the hotcocoa canvas part: the text
method draws at a very big size regardless of the chosen font. The
problem is that the transformation matrix for the text is not set.
Here is the fix if anyone needs it:
module HotCocoa::Graphics
class Canvas
def text(txt="A", x=0, y=0)
affine = CGContextGetCTM(@ctx)
CGContextSetTextMatrix (@ctx, affine);
txt = txt.to_s unless txt.kind_of?(String)
if @registration == :center
width = textwidth(txt)
x = x - width / 2
y = y + @fsize / 2
end
CGContextShowTextAtPoint(@ctx, x, y, txt, txt.length)
end
end
end
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