clutter 1.9.10



About Clutter
=============

Clutter is an open source software library for creating fast,
portable, compelling and dynamic graphical user interfaces. Clutter
uses OpenGL (and optionally OpenGL|ES for use on Mobile and embedded
platforms) for rendering, but with an API which hides the underlying
GL complexity from the developer. The Clutter API is intended to be
easy to use, efficient and flexible.

News
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  • List of changes since Clutter 1.9.8

    - Provide symbolic names for pointer buttons
    The primary, middle, and secondary pointer buttons now have simple and
    easy to remember constants that can be used in place of the "magic"
    numbers.

    - Add ClutterActorIter
    A simple API, using a stack allocated opaque structure, for safely and
    efficiently traverse the children of a ClutterActor.

    - Fix regression introduced by the default FixedLayout layout manager
    Existing ClutterActor subclasses using their own layout management should
    now work exactly like in Clutter 1.8.

    - Documentation fixes
    Including introspection annotations fixes.

    - Updates to the Wayland backend
    The Wayland client backend is now up to date with the 0.85 release of
    the Wayland protocol.

  • Bugs fixed since Clutter 1.9.8

    [bugzilla.gnome.org]
    #668692 - Add symbolic names for left, right and middle buttons
    #668669 - Add iterator API for ClutterActor
    #667840 - Add annotations from Vala bindings
    #669360 - clutter-backend-eglnative.h missing in disted tarball
    #668951 - Fix warnings when weak_unreffing a finalized object

Many thanks to:

  Rob Bradford, Tristan Van Berkom, Chao-Hsiung Liao, Evan Nemerson,
  Kerrick Staley, Matej Urbančič


ChangeLog
=========
http://download.gnome.org/sources/clutter/1.9/clutter-1.9.10.changes  (29.6K)

Download
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http://download.gnome.org/sources/clutter/1.9/clutter-1.9.10.tar.xz (4.48M)
  sha256sum: 1ac6154db41e5eab9ef23f5388ee3694be3d2c3b43bbd49e03110801445d0421



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