[Clipart] Re: svg shell extension
Andy Burns
openclipart at adslpipe.co.uk
Wed Feb 16 00:45:38 PST 2005
Carl Worth wrote:
> One you might take a look at is libsvg-cairo. The parsing code is
> derived from an older version of librsvg, but the rendering is all
> done with cairo.
I'd looked at cairo itself (v0.3 not cvs) and it didn't seem to have a
win32 backend, I saw mention of win32 on it's mailing list but it seemed
to be only a few days/weeks old and still with some unsettled
differences of opinion.
With X.org, Mono and Gnome using cairo it looks more "strategic" than
librsvg alone, but I wonder if librsvg would be easier for my first
"quick and dirty" get something working version?
Is MinGW required or will VC++ compile it?
> One interesting for this application is that cairo
> recently received a GDI-based win32 backend so that you could draw
> directly to a win32 window rather than rendering to memory and then
> moving the bits to the window.
Actually what I need *is* an off-screen bitmap which I have to return to
explorer as a HBITMAP, I don't get asked to draw direct to screen.
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