Oh, you want a retained mode graphics system. That should be pretty easy to
write yourself.
Just write a class like TDrawable with a Paint(), HitTest(Point), and
Intersects(Rect) methods and derive from that to have your different drawn
types.
Keep a list of those items in your drawing surface.
On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 18:13, Horacio Jamilis wrote:
> You could take a look to AggPas.
I'll look , thanks .
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On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 17:18, Anthony Walter wrote:
> For drawing lines, shapes, fills, on Linux I'd recommend using cairo. On
> Windows I'd say you should use GDI or GDI+. You can find pascal files
> importing the functions for those libraries using google. Some of them may
> come with FPC.
>
>
You could take a look to AggPas.
Good luck!
Horacio
El 22/03/2011 11:37, Adrian Maier escribió:
Hello,
I am seeking for some advice regarding what graphics library to use
for a new project.
I am aware that the application can be done by drawing lines, points
and text within a canvas. But I a
For drawing lines, shapes, fills, on Linux I'd recommend using cairo. On
Windows I'd say you should use GDI or GDI+. You can find pascal files
importing the functions for those libraries using google. Some of them may
come with FPC.
For widgets, if you are using Lazarus, it comes with a widget too
Hello,
I am seeking for some advice regarding what graphics library to use
for a new project.
I am aware that the application can be done by drawing lines, points
and text within a canvas. But I am hoping to find out about the existence
of some already existing libraries that would ease the devel
Am 22.03.2011 10:59, schrieb Michael Fuchs:
Hello,
if I understand the documentation correct, this is the only way using a
property in an interface:
IMyInterface = interface
function GetTag: Integer;
procedure SetTag(AValue: Integer);
property Tag: Integer read GetTag write SetTag;
end;
Or ex
Hello,
if I understand the documentation correct, this is the only way using a
property in an interface:
IMyInterface = interface
function GetTag: Integer;
procedure SetTag(AValue: Integer);
property Tag: Integer read GetTag write SetTag;
end;
Or exists a possibilty to define
