On Feb 23, 2006, at 10:12 AM, Joseph J. Strout wrote:
Are you sure that all Linux Windows are double-buffered? If yes,
then I don't need to double-buffer them in my own classes (not
that I compile for Linux, but other people might use my controls).
Well, I'm pretty sure the IDE double-buffers only in Windows, and
not in Linux (or OS X, obviously). I don't think Linux's double-
buffering is quite as sophisticated as OS X's, but it does a pretty
good job.
But is it part of the KDE/Gnome (or what ever the GUIs are called)?
Basically what I am asking if I could just ignore manual double-
buffering on any Linux system and it would just work fine. Right now
I have a test:
isBuffered = True // assume true until proven false
#If TargetMacOS
#If TargetMachO
isBuffered = False
#Else
Dim osv As Integer
// OS X 10.0.0 or higher
If System.Gestalt("sysv", osv) And (osv >= &h1000) Then
isBuffered = False
#Endif
#Endif
and if I should change it to:
#If TargetMacOS
#If TargetMachO
isBuffered = False
#Else
Dim osv As Integer
// OS X 10.0.0 or higher
If System.Gestalt("sysv", osv) And (osv >= &h1000) Then
isBuffered = False
#Endif
#Elseif TargetLinux
isBuffered = False
#Endif
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