Re: Raster operations
- From: Ivan Baldo <ibaldo adinet com uy>
- To: Asela Leelaratne <leelaratne asela meta co jp>
- Cc: gtk-app-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Raster operations
- Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 21:19:14 -0300
Have you looked at Cairo? Instead of using GDK you can use Cairo.
Unfortunately I don't know anything about ROP2, ROP3, Porter and
Duff, I don't know what they are, but using Cairo is easy and seems more
powerful than GDK to me, I use a GtkDrawingArea too (but drawing with
Cairo of course).
Hope this helps.
Bye.
El 10/07/06 23:45, Asela Leelaratne escribió:
Hello List members,
I am Asela this is my first email to the list. I just started developing
a small application in C language uisng the Gtk+2.0 library. I need some
information on the Gtk+ (of GDK) api's. I will be very greatefull if
someone can help me. ( Since I am a newbie an explanation in the most
simplest way is much appreciated).
I am currentrly developing a program to render a vector image to screen.
(The image is in XML data) The method I use is; first create a Gtk draw
widget then draw polygons and lines in to a Gdk pixmap usind Gdk drawing
api's and draw the Gdk pixmap on the Gtk draw widget. Then show it on a
window.
The problem is I need to do some raster operations like ROP2, ROP3,
Porter and Duff etc... Are there any api's in Gtk(or Gdk) to achive it?
If not is there a library or something that I can use(C language)?
If both the above is not possible is there a standard method to do the
above operations(C language, GDK and Gtk widgets)?
Thank you for your time.
Asela.
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