Cameron White
Cameron White
Looking at what rust's bindings did, they seemed to use a similar approach to what we're currently doing (wrapper around a handle), but with some accessors for the fields https://docs.rs/gdk/latest/src/gdk/auto/rectangle.rs.html#7-15...
For Pinta I made some scripts to bundle GTK (from the `brew` packages) with our macOS installer, along with getting code signing / notarization working, so that could be a...
FWIW, I solved this by pulling in the GTK libraries when building the installer (skipping stuff like the gtkmm libraries which aren't needed) https://github.com/PintaProject/Pinta/blob/master/installer/windows/installer.iss#L32
The relevant part of it is doing a folder copy from `%LOCALAPPDATA%\Gtk\3.24.24` (where GtkSharp's downloaded the GTK libraries to) to your publish folder. Anyways, I was just trying to help...
On Linux I think it just uses the GTK libraries that are installed on your system.
Somewhat related to #117
Yep, I think the main stuff left is having a start / end marker to loop between, and maybe also options to adjust the speed gradually on each loop
Correct, there isn't an ASCII exporter yet.
Cool, sounds good!