On 7/31/05 9:47 PM, Takehiko Abe didst favor us with:
> Laurence Harris wrote:
>
>> On 7/31/05 10:12 AM, Takehiko Abe didst favor us with:
>>
>>> Laurence Harris wrote:
>>>
>>>> I can't think of anything super special I'm doing to get composited
>>>> windows to work with WNE.
>>>
>>> You moved a portion of your code from one place to another.
>>
>> This makes no sense. There were changes needed to switch windows to
>> compositing, but they had nothing to do with WNE.
>
> Of course.
Then why did you respond with that? You started out saying composited
windows were incompatible with WNE and you still haven't offered a single
fact to support that position.
>>>> Would you care to describe specific incompatibilities, i.e.,
>>>> exactly what you think won't work in a WNE framework?
>>>>
>>>
>>> I do not think what won't work. You use HIView, right?
>>> Suppose you install event handlers that fetch every event and
>>> return noerr before HIView see them, would HIView still work?
>>> No. How do you make it work again? It's simple. You remove
>>> those event handlers. The compositing bit of window is just
>>> like that. I just turn it off and forget about it.
>>
>> What are you talking about? This makes no sense at all. Sure, I can install
>> event handlers that make my windows stop working, but so what?
>
> Well, I can do the same. So what?
You're the one who said it and apparently even you don't know why. Okay.
>>> I guess it is possible to "adapt the framework (david dunham)"
>>> by making it to use HIView and carbon-events -- but then, it
>>> won't be a WNE based framework anymore (which may be a good
>>> thing)
>>
>> Not true. A WNE application is an application that uses WaitNextEvent
>
> A WNE based framework is a framework that uses WaitNextEvent.
> Therefore a framework that does not use WaitNextEvent is not
> a WNE based framework.
Well, that's what I said, and an application that uses WNE can use
composited windows just fine. You made a wild, unsubstantiated statement in
claiming that WNE and compositing are incompatible, and now you don't even
seem to agree with your own statements. Discussion is fine, but what you're
doing is just a waste of everyone's time.
Larry
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