This is working great on Linux, I'll try Leopard later and fix the crash before putting out a build. I imagine the crash was due to a lot of changes in the image system, which finally started to stabilize yesterday.
The crash also happens with the example which doesn't use any image code. Leopard video: http://screencast.com/t/x8b34cppl5 Note that the first button doesn't behave as expected and the app entire background gets affected. Otherwise, I'm glad to hear about the latest changes that will benefit my vaporware Flickr app. -Matt On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 4:38 PM, _why <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 12:16:38PM +0200, Matt Aimonetti wrote: > > Here is a simple example app I've been playing with. For some reason it > > doesn't behave as expected. > > > > http://pastie.textmate.org/private/nb2vlbmls0w85dpblhmuww > > Yay, good to see you here, Matt! > > This is working great on Linux, I'll try Leopard later and fix the > crash before putting out a build. I imagine the crash was due to a > lot of changes in the image system, which finally started to > stabilize yesterday. > > Before last week, the imaging system used Ruby's OpenURI class to > fetch remote images. This meant the whole app waited for each image > to load. Now, though, the imaging system uses system threads to > download images in the background. I'm only just finishing this > work up now, but it should benefit the Flickr and Twitter apps that > are being written quite a bit. > > > 2. How come when I try to clear a stack the entire background gets > affected? > > A background is an element, just like an `image` or `oval` or `stack`. > This is by design, so you can stack backgrounds and borders. > > _why >
