Daniel Kochmański @jackdaniel@mastodon.social

Random toot with a test app to narrow an issue.

#lisp #clim

Having fun with #lisp interactive development in #clim :)
http://turtleware.eu/static/paste/e33d473f-reinitialize.mp4
http://turtleware.eu/static/paste/d4f16407-mcclim.pdf#Frame%20redefinition%20semantics
https://github.com/McCLIM/McCLIM/pull/1190

Some refinements towards readibility

Having fun with #ecl and #clim in #lisp.

I also wrote a helper program to manage various hunchentoot acceptors. It still requires some work.

Yet another #clim hack. Here you can see an unmodified (simple) demo from McCLIM examples running in a frame manager implemented for a hunchentoot acceptor.

#lisp

#clim #lisp quiz: what am I hacking?

Today I've merged to the master branch of #McCLIM changes for arbitrary regions and transformations of sheets (panes).

#clim #lisp

A special "scroll bar" version for testing sheets with custom regions and transformations. #clim #lisp

Non-rectangular sheets in #clim. #lisp

#clim #lisp

Some more fun with sheet transformations in McCLIM.

Manipulating the sheet transformation (without redrawing content). #lisp #clim

Some fun with ad-hoc animation. #clim #lisp

Dashed path alpha blending via xrender in #McCLIM.

#lisp #clim

Clipping and xrender. #clim #lisp

bottom-right picture presents a transformed ink (rotated in this case) - that uses a possibly hardware-accelerated function xlib:render-set-picture-transform.

another screenshot #clim #lisp

Success! I've got right the flipping ink over the xrender extension. #lisp #clim

I'm rewriting #McCLIM's CLX backend renderer to always use XRender extension. I've already drafted a core abstraction. #lisp