Hi Svalbard,

*>>Gdk-DirectFB-Message: filled polygons with n > 3 are not yet supported,
drawing outlines
>>Gdk-DirectFB-Message: filled polygons with n > 3 are not yet supported,
drawing outlines*
            There is a patch posted in directfb mailing list sometimes back
for the multivertex polygon support. For some reason, it is not pushed to
the gtk main sources.
            Current gtkdfb sources does not have the support for drawing
polygons having more than 3 sides. It will just draw the outlines.

           Wait for some expert's answers/comments.

Thanks
Reny




On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 11:08 AM, svalbard colaco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

> I am trying to port evolution mail client to Directfb backend.
>
> I have replaced X11 calls with  corresponding Gdk/Gtk function calls,
> found in evolution
> and its dependent libraries so as to remove  linkage to xlib.
>
> Now  I can run the application  with DFB backend  but  when there is a
> requirement of 2/3
> windows(like Edit box,folder view  etc) to be displayed all together , i
> am not able to see these together.
> i.e the display is not well rendered..............
>
> I get the follwoing warnings:
>
> [...]
>
> *Gdk-DirectFB-Message: filled polygons with n > 3 are not yet supported,
> drawing outlines
> Gdk-DirectFB-Message: filled polygons with n > 3 are not yet supported,
> drawing outlines*
>
> [...]
>
> Debugging showed the value of n =5 in my case........
>
> Could any one help me in this regard as to How to handle the issue related
> to the above mentioned warnings....
>
> I  am new to the concept of constructing polygons on a drawable surface..
> How does this function??? Need some help for a deeper understanding of the
> same.......
>
>
>
> Thanking you'll in advance.....
>
> Regards,
> Svalbard
>
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