Re: [gui][patch] update java-gui-20050128-branch

[Andrew John Hughes <gnu_andrew at member dot fsf dot org>]

On Tue, 2005-02-08 at 00:25 -0500, graydon hoare wrote:
> hi,
> 
> I've updated the java-gui-20050128-branch with all the residual code 
> (stuff which didn't make it back to trunk yet) from java-gui-branch; 
> this marks the "official" closure of java-gui-branch, my by reckoning. 
> please move any further gui-branch work you're doing to 
> java-gui-20050128-branch.
> 
> the update is a large and boring patch, almost all of the contents of 
> which you've seen on this list before. I've posted it here for review, 
> if you care to see:
> 
>    http://people.redhat.com/graydon/java-gui-update-20050207.patch.gz
> 
> there were some additional changes to font and glyph vector handling in 
> here which have not been separated out and pushed to classpath. I will 
> be doing so over the next couple days. the font rendering stuff is still 
> a little weak; it can display the demos properly, but it makes jedit 
> upset. I am still working on this. the upside is that jedit.jar does 
> actually compile to native (!) on this branch and run. it just looks awful.
> 
> please let me know if you have problems with this. there's a fair amount 
> of changes involved (including the ever popular "splitting up makefiles" 
> stuff) so it's likely I made some mistakes.
> 
> -graydon
> 

Just a little thing; is the comparison document,

http://developer.classpath.org/compare/classpath-libgcj-gui/libgcj-classpath-compare.html

now against the new branch, or is it still being run against the
original java-gui branch?

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