Vote: yes
-igor
Phil Race wrote:
Question: Should the 2D Group sponsor the new XRender Java2D Pipeline
Project?
Please cast your vote by replying, publicly, to this message with either
Vote: yes
or
Vote: no
as the first line of the message body.
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Vote: yes
Andrew
Phil Race wrote:
Question: Should the 2D Group sponsor the new XRender Java2D Pipeline
Project?
Please cast your vote by replying, publicly, to this message with either
Vote: yes
or
Vote: no
as the first line of the message body.
You may, at your option, indicate the rea
Regarding the CFV on the question :
"Should the 2D Group sponsor the new XRender Java2D Pipeline Project?"
I have now received "Yes" votes from 6 members of the 2D group :
Since this constitutes an absolute majority of the eligible
voting members I am able to immediately render the decision
of
Hi,
OpenJDK 6 fails to meet the API requirements for Color.createContext.
Specifically: "The same PaintContext is returned, regardless of whether
or not r, r2d, xform, or hints are null." As it is today,
Color.createContext will return a different PaintContext every time it
is called.
The a
Keith Seitz wrote:
Hi,
Ignore me. Too little caffeine today.
I'll re-send to the proper list...
Keith
Hi Keith,
I'm curious if you need this behavior or not. We are planning to delete
the doc comment in JDK7 because the context objects are so cheap to
create that it wasn't really necessary. The comment was added early in
the development of the 2D API and was documenting what was in the code
Hi there,
I have a problem related to fonts. As you might know, I'm hacking on the
OpenJDK challenge thing and try to implement an external toolkit/J2D
pipeline based on external and internal interfaces etc. Progress is
pretty good so far, as can be seen here:
http://kennke.org/blog/2008/04/16/ca
Roman,
Roman Kennke wrote:
Hi there,
I have a problem related to fonts. As you might know, I'm hacking on the
OpenJDK challenge thing and try to implement an external toolkit/J2D
pipeline based on external and internal interfaces etc. Progress is
pretty good so far, as can be seen here:
http:/
