GtkMM libs for Win32
I uploaded another copy of my zipfile containing GTK+, Glib, and all of the other dependencies for building Inkscape on Win32. This copy also contains GtkMM 2.2.8, with a matching copy of SigC++. So I suppose that checking GtmMM stuff into the tree would not break the builds.
Bob
On Thu, 2003-12-25 at 19:20, Bob Jamison wrote:
I uploaded another copy of my zipfile containing GTK+, Glib, and all of the other dependencies for building Inkscape on Win32. This copy also contains GtkMM 2.2.8, with a matching copy of SigC++. So I suppose that checking GtmMM stuff into the tree would not break the builds.
Good work! I'll see about getting a configure test set up for gtkmm tonight.
Really looking forward to being able to leverage SigC++ rather than having to rely on some of the current goofy callback schemes...
-mental
I am working with Win2000. Initial work with the Win32 build1224 shows that it is a pretty smooth operator and opens more cleanly than some of the earlier builds.
One problem I think I have uncovered concerns zooming. When the zoom factor gets above about 7,500% text remains but everything else disappears!!! The attachment shows the problem. At 6967% there is text and a freehand line with red fill. With one further zoom to 7468% only the text remains. This situation continues up to the present linit of 25600%.
When you come back down the graphic comes in again at 6967%. This behaviour is present in recent builds 1220-1224 where zoom levels go above 3200%.
A minor point is that the window showing the zoom factor is a bit too small for these high zoom factors. It can only show five units which was ok for a maximum factor of 3200% but loses the % when the factor gets to 10000% and above. Easy solutions would be to lengthen the factor window by one unit or reduce the font size (probably less desirable).
vellum
vellum wrote:
I am working with Win2000. Initial work with the Win32 build1224 shows that it is a pretty smooth operator and opens more cleanly than some of the earlier builds.
One problem I think I have uncovered concerns zooming. When the zoom factor gets above about 7,500% text remains but everything else disappears!!! The attachment shows the problem. At 6967% there is text and a freehand line with red fill. With one further zoom to 7468% only the text remains. This situation continues up to the present linit of 25600%.
When you come back down the graphic comes in again at 6967%. This behaviour is present in recent builds 1220-1224 where zoom levels go above 3200%.
This is probably due to numerical problems in the transform code. Hopefully I'll track this down as I clean up the matrix code. (Fingers crossed)
njh
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