Hi,

On Tue, Jul 31, 2007 at 20:30:51 +0100, Daniel J Birkinshaw wrote:
> I'm confused about how drawPolygon works; or rather in my case
> doesn't. I can draw a triangle (Polygon [pt 50 175, pt 100 0, pt 0 0])
> but the points have to be in that exact order or it won't work.

No comment on the order of the points (I don't know this stuff too
well). Is this related to wxWidgets perhaps? Maybe it's the underlying
functionality that wants it that way.

> Furthermore if I try to translate all the points by, for example,
> 10i+10j when I draw it not all the points have been translated. See
> here for what I mean: http://omploader.org/vMTdu with the code listing
> here if you want it: http://hpaste.org/1998

Could you check with the darcs version of wxhaskell? I recall something
like this having been fixed.

Plus, here's what it looks like on my end (the colours are weird because
of a bug (maybe) on MacOS X; and there are two triangles because I added
before and after code).

You might encounter some pain installing the new wxhaskell, in that now
you need a version of wxWidgets with Unicode _enabled_, and not 2.8
either, as wxhaskell does not seem ready for it yet.

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Eric Kow                     http://www.loria.fr/~kow
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