Mercurial > MadButterfly
view inkscape/firefox/template/textmenu/main.c @ 439:254854ed479c
Fix bug of _find_shape_in_pos().
It can not find a correct shape for a specified point.
Since it call _shape_pos_is_in_cairo() directly, cairo_new_path() is
not called to clear path after each calling for a shape. So, old path
would interference later testing. It should call _shape_pos_is_in()
instead of _shape_pos_is_in_cairo().
author | Thinker K.F. Li <thinker@branda.to> |
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date | Thu, 30 Jul 2009 15:42:47 +0800 |
parents | 7d244a85dd68 |
children | 9b8dda201ccb |
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#include <stdio.h> #include <mb.h> #include <string.h> //#include "menu.h" #include "mbapp.h" #include "animated_menu.h" #include "%n.h" char *menus[] = { "This is item 1", "This is item 2", "This is item 3", "This is item 4", "This is item 5", "This is item 6", "This is item 7", "This is item 8" }; MBApp *myApp; _MyApp_InitContent(int argc, char *argv[]) { MyAppData *data = MBAPP_DATA(myApp,MyAppData); subject_t *key = MBAPP_keySubject(myApp); char name[255]; coord_t *l; int i; mb_sprite_t *sprite=myApp->rootsprite; data->m = mb_animated_menu_new(myApp,myApp->rootsprite,"item",menus); mb_animated_menu_set_callback(data->m, myselect_callback); MyApp_InitContent(myApp,argc,argv); } int main(int argc, char * const argv[]) { subject_t *subject; mb_obj_t *button; MyAppData data; myApp = MBApp_Init("list"); MBApp_setData(myApp,&data); _MyApp_InitContent(argc,argv); MBApp_loop(myApp); return 0; } /* vim: set ts=4 */