- makes the event logic not involve a boolean return value (since we ignored it anyway)
- splits the event handling logic into two steps, hit testing and event dispatch
- introduces an App class on the Dart side to factor out the interaction with the C++ side
- ports sector-layout and simple_render_tree to the new App infrastructure
- port simple_render_tree to the new event handling logic
- implement hit testing for the sector-layout demo
R=eseidel@chromium.org
Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/1143343004
- the circle now fills the screen
- you can set dimensions on the solid color node
- debugging printfs and rects are gone
- the protocol is changed so that for sectors, you position before you size (since your size and your childrens' positions all depend on your own position)
TBR=abarth
Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/1154213003
This only handles really basic cases and doesn't understand
justification, wrapping, and so on. Submitting for code
review so I can get some early feedback before I invest
more time into making it correct.
R=ianh@google.com, abarth
Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/1151293002
This exposes most methods from Skia's C canvas API to Dart. For now, SkRect and
SkMatrix are represented simply as an array of floats, which requires a
conversion at the bindings layer. More complex types like SkPath are still TODO.
R=eseidel@chromium.org
Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/1144483002
This adds a new abstract 'Canvas' which is similar to SkCanvas.
PaintContext implements Canvas while still having its
own commit() method to cause the paint actions to apply to
the Element for the next frame.
This adds a new PictureRecorder which also implements Canvas
and has an endRecording() method which returns a Picture
(another new interface) which can be held from Dart.
There is also now a rootPicture setter on Document which takes
a Picture and will then make the Document draw that Picture
until changed.
This piggybacks on the existing custom painting system
which adds the painting at background-and-borders paint
time so technically if you both set rootPicture as well as
construct a DOM you will draw the DOM on top of your picture. :)
R=mpcomplete@chromium.org
Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/1122423009
