#jogamp @ irc.freenode.net - 20160609 05:06:16 (UTC)
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20160609 07:01:40 <elect> hi
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20160609 07:37:23 <Eclesia> hi
20160609 07:38:26 <zubzub> Eclesia: ++
20160609 07:38:35 <zubzub> @tutorial
20160609 07:41:17 <Eclesia> zubzub: thanks
20160609 07:48:33 <elect> nice layout
20160609 07:54:29 <elect> zubzub, however one last dubt
20160609 07:54:52 <elect> printf("%x ", ((unsigned char*)compressed_ttf_data_base85)[i]); prints for example "37 5d 29 23" etc
20160609 07:55:06 <elect> but isn't a char a byte?
20160609 07:55:17 <elect> forget it
20160609 07:55:38 <elect> in java is 2 bytes
20160609 07:55:42 <elect> in C is 1 byte
20160609 07:55:51 <elect> my bad
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20160609 08:10:44 <xranby1> elect: java uses UTF-16 internally, most chars can be represented using 2 bytes (one UTF-16 codepoint) hovewer there are many java chars that require 4 bytes that are encoded using two UTF-16 codepoints.
20160609 08:11:34 <xranby1> http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/Character.html
20160609 08:12:35 <zubzub> c's 16 bit char is wchar_t iirc
20160609 08:12:42 <zubzub> well not really as it can be both 16 or 32 bit
20160609 08:13:01 <zubzub> also what xranby1 said
20160609 08:25:37 <elect> thanks both
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20160609 09:00:27 <xranby2> Eclesia: i have to say.. your tutorial pages looks impressive! and the markup using strapdownjs is impressively clean as well view-source:http://unlicense.developpez.com/tutorials/widgets/Widget.html
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20160609 09:01:11 * xranby2 bookmarks http://strapdownjs.com/
20160609 09:01:50 <Eclesia> xranby2: yeah strapdown.js is awesome. easy and clean.
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20160609 12:28:38 <elect__> is there a way to quickly silent the mouse/key listener?
20160609 12:28:51 <elect__> I am thinking about removing/adding it
20160609 12:29:35 <elect__> I'd like to put it in standby and wake it up whenever I want
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20160609 13:10:24 <zubzub> eh?
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20160609 14:00:51 <Eclesia> a boolean flag first line of the listener ?
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20160609 14:37:48 <elect> I mean like
20160609 14:37:56 <elect> when I show a file chooser
20160609 14:38:15 <elect> I dont want the user to be able to perform any action outside of it
20160609 15:32:46 <Eclesia> frame.hasFocus ?
20160609 15:33:26 <elect> ?
20160609 15:33:46 <Eclesia> don't process events on a frame which doesn't have the focus
20160609 15:34:15 <elect> but if the user clicks on that frame, wouldn't it take the focus?
20160609 15:34:45 <Eclesia> if the file chooser is modal then it should not be possible
20160609 15:42:27 <Eclesia> hm.... that gave me a good idea for my frames ^^
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20160609 19:27:56 <zubzub> http://gluonhq.com/introducing-gluon-vm/
20160609 19:28:20 <zubzub> I wonder how it works
20160609 19:28:45 <zubzub> I assume a zeroshark/robovm hybrid
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20160609 20:27:42 <Eclesia> http://unlicense.developpez.com/tutorials/ :) I think that's enough, simple and easy to navigate. what do you think ?
20160609 20:31:23 <zubzub> Eclesia: looks great
20160609 20:33:48 <Eclesia> the hard work begins, writing all tutorials
20160609 20:46:36 <xranby1> Eclesia: not as hard as compared to writing tutorials using html markup :D
20160609 20:48:17 <Eclesia> hehe 100% true, made tutorials in javadoc,docbook,html,rtf,confluence,odt... markdown is so much better
20160609 20:48:50 <xranby1> right now the jogamp joal www tutorials are html markup http://jogamp.org/joal-demos/www/devmaster/lesson2.html
20160609 20:49:02 <xranby1> you have showed me the light
20160609 20:49:11 <xranby1> how to make this work more easy!
20160609 20:50:25 <xranby1> and more maintainable
20160609 20:50:34 <Eclesia> glad I made you discover something new and useful
20160609 20:58:11 <Eclesia> xranby1: you still work on joal ? it has new things ?
20160609 21:59:36 <Eclesia> good night ++
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