PAL v1.1 was just released. Unfortunately I needed to make a few changes
to the api that might break something.
Most important changes from v1.0:
- Name changes; reset-blend-mode => reset-blend, circles-overlap =>
circles-overlap-p,
point-inside-rectangle => point-inside-rectangle-p, point-in-line =>
point-in-line-p.
- Added color.lisp, WITH-BLEND now uses COLOR struct instead of a list of
rgba
values. By v1.2 all rgba arguments will be replaced with COLOR.
- Removed CURRY.
- Image drawing should be much faster under certain conditions.
- I finally started working on the manual...
PAL-GUI is slowly approaching usable state (I hope...). Currently there
are still some look and feel issues (clipping etc.) but there are already
a few working widgets. Naturally, it is not documented yet but there are a
few examples and it shouldn't be too hard to use. Basically it is just a
regular windows/widgets/callbacks gui implemented in pal and integrated
with its event loop.
Currently on my todo list for v1.2:
- Few utility functions for using PAL with Imago
(http://common-lisp.net/project/imago/) for screenshots etc.
- Real drawing primitives would be nice, proper polygons and lines, svg
importer etc. Currently PAL's draw-* functions map fairly directly to
OpenGL and are quite limited (and slow).
- Batched image rendering for extra speed. Kinda like improved draw-image*.
- TTF support.
- Possibly merge pal and pal-gui.
- Documentation. Always the last one ;)
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tomppa
PAL v1.1 was just released. Unfortunately I needed to make a few changes
to the api that might break something.
Most important changes from v1.0:
- Name changes; reset-blend-mode => reset-blend, circles-overlap =>
circles-overlap-p,
point-inside-rectangle => point-inside-rectangle-p, point-in-line =>
point-in-line-p.
- Added color.lisp, WITH-BLEND now uses COLOR struct instead of a list of
rgba
values. By v1.2 all rgba arguments will be replaced with COLOR.
- Removed CURRY.
- Image drawing should be much faster under certain conditions.
- I finally started working on the manual...
PAL-GUI is slowly approaching usable state (I hope...). Currently there
are still some look and feel issues (clipping etc.) but there are already
a few working widgets. Naturally, it is not documented yet but there are a
few examples and it shouldn't be too hard to use. Basically it is just a
regular windows/widgets/callbacks gui implemented in pal and integrated
with its event loop.
Currently on my todo list for v1.2:
- Few utility functions for using PAL with Imago
(http://common-lisp.net/project/imago/) for screenshots etc.
- Real drawing primitives would be nice, proper polygons and lines, svg
importer etc. Currently PAL's draw-* functions map fairly directly to
OpenGL and are quite limited (and slow).
- Batched image rendering for extra speed. Kinda like improved draw-image*.
- TTF support.
- Possibly merge pal and pal-gui.
- Documentation. Always the last one ;)
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tomppa
