edje error was a mess. First someone (maybe myself) added eina log,
then people changed it to be a mix with printf()... then they replaced
eina_log with printf() + colors so it would be less verbose.
It's fixed now! Using eina log infrastructure.
If all that is wanted is specific messages for edje_cc domain, do it
with a specific log print function (eina_log_print_cb_set()). I made
it produce messages in the format:
<levelcolor><progname>: <levelprefix><message>
Where:
- levelcolor is defined by eina_log (I hacked the win32 version,
since no public api to resolve level to color).
- levelprefix is "Error. " or "Warning. " to cope with traditional
output.
If it does not look as you wanted, let me know before stuffing some
printf() again.
Bonus point: reduced 2 global variables (progname and verbose),
removed lots of code.
SVN revision: 74701
(-fastcomp and -fastdecomp) -fastcomp makes for faster decompressing
AND faster compressing of edj files, -fastdecomp is a bit slower on
compression but also as fast as -fastcomp in decompression. note that
edje files built with these optiosn will not work on older edje
installations, thus they are options.
SVN revision: 71112
Subject: [E-devel] [PATCH][EDJE] Patch to remove the alpha from image
header while saving if the alpha is set to 1 but the image is fully
opaque
Attached to the mail is a patch to set the alpha information for an
image header to 0 with alpha present but all the texels being opaque.
Continuing to our discussion, as suggested by many people in the
community it has been implemented at edje_cc level.
Change description:
While compiling the edc file, image data for image files is
scanned to find out whether the alpha value in header is set to 1 and
is not being used in the image.
If this is the case, while writing to eet the alpha is set to 0 to
avoid blending for such images in the graphics pipeline when used by
evas.
SVN revision: 70954
edje_watch call edje_cc and monitor all the source file (edc, font
image, sound). If any of them change, it call edje_cc, update its
watching list and so on. edje_watch as the same command line as
edje_cc.
Still a little bit rought, but it's the beginning of an interesting
experiment.
SVN revision: 70872
I was obliged to do that because almost all the headers are
included in edje_private.h... That way to include headers is
fine on unix, but when doing also compilation on Windows,
it's just a nightmare
SVN revision: 68111
r66257 <- another small fix on the real problem
r66250 <- a small fix on the real problem
r66242 <- the real problem
jaewhan - your commit yesterday (r66242) has made edje_cc very
unstable and it will randomly segv (sometimes yes, sometimes no). as
such it's at the point i can't even compile e and elm without it
segving somewhere during build, so this gets backed out. review your
change carefully and look for issues.
SVN revision: 66265
Lately, raster removed the code about the prohibition of type-change in
group inherit.
But about the "part" of different type, the data structure of the their
"description" is different.
So if the type is changed, it have to be reallocated. Current, it is not.
At first, we have to remove the lookups. If we don't, when lookup module
executes, the memory
may be broken. So I removed all lookups for reallocated description before
it is reallocated.
And I changed all description of the "part" is reallocated when the type is
changed.
The attribute of the "part" is remained. Just it reallocated the part of
**_Spec_**.
SVN revision: 66242
Actually, if rel1.to_x is not used in the matched description of the parent group, rel1.to_x: ""; doesn't need to be used in the description of the child group.
Because its state is already default. But sometime we may want to use it explicitly. So I add this code in order to cover that case.
SVN revision: 65160
Cedric BAIL
Vincent Torri
Carsten Haitzler
Michael BOUCHAUD
Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri
Mike Blumenkrantz
Christopher Michael
Rajeev Ranjan
Daniel Juyung Seo
Iván Briano
David Walter Seikel
Sebastian Dransfeld
Jaehwan Kim