KWQ Graphics implementation cross-platform suggestion
I think maybe making use of the Cairo library might make a cross-platform implementation for the graphics component of the KWQ library. I believe the licenses are compatible enough, Cairo is LGPL.
Something seems to have happened to the repository. I've been getting the following message from update-webkit for about 2 days now. (It was working for me before that.) cvs [server aborted]: cannot open directory /cvs/root/WebCore/kcanvas: No such file or directory
Yes. I noted in an earlier email, those were moved out of WebCore to make certain CVS operations faster for developers not using the WebCore+SVG support. To correct the situation, please delete the "kcanvas" "kdom" and "ksvg2" directories from under WebCore. If you are interested in partaking in the WebCore+SVG development, you will need to run the new "checkout-svg" script to have those directories checked out (under a separate module) and symlinked into place. -eric On Jul 14, 2005, at 4:26 PM, Kurt Kohler wrote:
Something seems to have happened to the repository. I've been getting the following message from update-webkit for about 2 days now. (It was working for me before that.)
cvs [server aborted]: cannot open directory /cvs/root/WebCore/kcanvas: No such file or directory
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On 14 Jul 2005, at 7:26 PM, Kurt Kohler wrote:
Something seems to have happened to the repository. I've been getting the following message from update-webkit for about 2 days now. (It was working for me before that.)
cvs [server aborted]: cannot open directory /cvs/root/WebCore/kcanvas: No such file or directory
Eric Seidel mentioned this a day or two ago: "In order to make it easier on those WebKit hackers not involved with WebCore+SVG, I've moved all the necessary files out of the WebCore directory. What this means: 1. ALL developers with a current copy of WebCore/ will need to remove the directories kdom, kcanvas and ksvg2 from WebCore, otherwise your next update-webkit will fail. 2. Those now looking to use WebCore+SVG, should run the WebKitTools/ checkout-svg script. That will checkout SVGSupport and put symlinks in the right places in WebCore. If you have any questions, drop me a line, or find me on #webkit." Kevin Broderick / kbroderick@smcvt.edu
Thanks, that fixed it. I guess I need to read *all* the messages, don't I, even ones I'm not currently interested in. Kurt Kohler (kohler@ao.com) Kevin T. Broderick wrote:
On 14 Jul 2005, at 7:26 PM, Kurt Kohler wrote:
Something seems to have happened to the repository. I've been getting the following message from update-webkit for about 2 days now. (It was working for me before that.)
cvs [server aborted]: cannot open directory /cvs/root/WebCore/kcanvas: No such file or directory
Eric Seidel mentioned this a day or two ago: "In order to make it easier on those WebKit hackers not involved with WebCore+SVG, I've moved all the necessary files out of the WebCore directory.
What this means:
1. ALL developers with a current copy of WebCore/ will need to remove the directories kdom, kcanvas and ksvg2 from WebCore, otherwise your next update-webkit will fail.
2. Those now looking to use WebCore+SVG, should run the WebKitTools/ checkout-svg script. That will checkout SVGSupport and put symlinks in the right places in WebCore.
If you have any questions, drop me a line, or find me on #webkit."
Kevin Broderick / kbroderick@smcvt.edu
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Eric Seidel
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Kevin T. Broderick
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Kurt Kohler