[mcclim-devel] clipping regions, replay, handle-repaint

[Christophe Rhodes]

Christophe Rhodes <csr21 at cam.ac.uk> writes:

> Comments?

Here's an implementation of a more minimal, less invasive change.
SET-MEDIUM-GRAPHICS-STATE goes away and is replaced by :AROUND methods
on REPLAY-OUTPUT-RECORD the various graphics state mixin types, which
use WITH-DRAWING-OPTIONS to bind dynamically the various bits of
graphics state that they need.  The uses of SET-MEDIUM-GRAPHICS-STATE
in incremental-redisplay then boil down to setting the stream cursor
position; the uses of MEDIUM-GRAPHICS-STATE there actually should just
retrieve the cursor position, but I haven't altered that in the source.

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Then GSharp, which specializes DISPLAYED-OUTPUT-RECORD (a specified
class, unlike STANDARD-DISPLAYED-OUTPUT-RECORD, where all of these
changes have been occurring) can itself remember the bits of medium
state it needs (ink and clipping-region), and then the effect of the
graphics state of each output record is dynamically contained to its
own replay, and not any other records'.

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And all this lets me put up screenshots like
<http://www-jcsu.jesus.cam.ac.uk/~csr21/gsharp-with-working-repaint.png>.

I have tested a couple of other applications with this (the Address
Book still works!) and nothing seems terribly amiss.  I'd like a
sanity check, though, and maybe consideration of whether having
analogues to displayed-output-record-ink would make sense.  (I think
it would, and in fact I think that with this change the various bits
of graphics state /are/ attached to the output record).

Cheers,

Christophe