Yes, I didn’t think about what kind of data
(bitmaps) could be inside the draw messages.
Thinking more about architecture: Did I get event-handling layer, right?
Or is it message passing, since that’s what the whole OS is?
by the way vpim (japanese) support, the help (light bulb) icon points
to a non-existant helpviewer file ///nto/… (not in QNX for news).
Also since I’m just learning, docs in english would help also
(I’ll try to use MS IM english-japanese docs)
Is font rendering a layer? I was thinking about the term stroke font
Are the japanese fonts, in stroke >order< ? could be an interesting
learning tool if you could program the display to draw 1 stroke at a time
pseudocode
for (stroke==1,++stroke,NumStrokes(char)) do
FontRendStroke(char,stroke)
/* then either - delay(time) -or- move to next char cell */
done
play_snd("/path/vje/%s.sndext", char)
sort of build (hiragana/katakana/kanji) pratice sheets
David Rempel <drempel@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:8sph21$c15$1@nntp.qnx.com…
Sure, but with the Photon Draw Stream not all the data is necessarily
embedded there.
Images that were created using PgShmemCreate() won’t be in the stream for
example, so you’d
have to open up the shared memory object, and make a rotated copy to
re-emit (I’m not sure
you’d have enough info from the stream to do this however…) There are
probably other
problems as well
IANAPP (I am not a photon programmer) But while reading your architecture
stuff -
Photon is a bunch of event handling layers? could you write a rot-90
layer?
(transpose X and Y)
gaojie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
Hello.Has someone done things such as rotating the screen for 90
angle
using
any way in Neutrino 2.1 for qnxrtp and Photon 2.0? Or any new idea
that
havn’t tested?I’m very glad to discuss this with you.
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