Carsten Haitzler
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it will render to a virtual image buffer just like it would to a window. the logic works the exact same way as a window - it wil lonly render the rects that changed. if a rect chnaged it expects that rect to have been cleared and will blend the canvas ontop of the image - so you can use it to augment the current image contents (though they will be permenantly modified). This is specifically designed for doing things like rendering a canvas to be saved to an image file. WHEEEEEEEE :) SVN revision: 3460 |
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| .cvsignore | ||
| Evas.h | ||
| Makefile.am | ||
| evas_callbacks.c | ||
| evas_events.c | ||
| evas_gl_routines.c | ||
| evas_gl_routines.h | ||
| evas_gradient.c | ||
| evas_image.c | ||
| evas_image_routines.c | ||
| evas_image_routines.h | ||
| evas_imlib_routines.c | ||
| evas_imlib_routines.h | ||
| evas_line.c | ||
| evas_list.c | ||
| evas_misc.c | ||
| evas_object.c | ||
| evas_rectangle.c | ||
| evas_render.c | ||
| evas_text.c | ||