On Wed, 2010-07-07 at 09:15 -0700, Ariya Hidayat wrote: > > This is effective for some instances of linear gradients (eg. on form > > buttons that appear on a page), but others (such as CSS animations) > > don't even seem to hit the abstraction layer in Webkit that would pass > > these commands on to Qt. Breakpoints set in > > WebCore/platform/graphics/qt/GradientQt.cpp are triggered by the > > accelerated case but not by the non-accelerated cases. > > Do you manage to trace the code path from a simple reproduceable > example (e.g. CSS animation) to some functions in GraphicsContext > class? Do you have that simple example which I can try?
We have a relatively simple test case for the gradients with CSS
animation, but we've been asked to keep distribution of it low for the
time being, as it's a prototype for an upcoming site design. I can send
it to individual people for serious testing.
We also have a (very) simplified version of the AOL UK website which
triggers the atlas-maps problem. I've attached that one.
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