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Re: gEDA-user: gschem with cairo rendering
On Sun, 04 May 2008 16:34:19 +0100, Peter Clifton wrote:
> BTW.. Please take a play and see what fonts you like. Search for "Sans"
> in o_text.c.
I can't find "sans" or "Sans" in o_text.c
grep for "Sans" over the whole pcjc2 dir, returns the localename
"Sanscrit" ;-)
Maybe you meant some other branch?
> Yes, it helps lots over the case where I was rendering text using lines
> (old code, converted to cairo lines). The main thing is that you have up
> to 26 x 2 + (extras) glyphs to render for each size you zoom to. That
> can take time a noticable time, and is one of the things limiting the
> zoom frame-rate.
Isn't it possible to do all the glyph rendering in advance for a couple
of zoom stages? Or even pre-render the whole schematic. I suspect my 3D-
CAD application, varicad, plays these tricks to achieve amazingly fast
zoom for thousands of polygons even on a moderate desktop.
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Kai-Martin Knaak
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