Re: silly display programming question

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On Wed, Sep 06, 2000 at 06:18:38AM -0700, pixel fairy wrote:
> ive been using opengl for most graphics stuff, but now i want to write a
> simple app (gui for scarse, a scanner calibrater) and i think opengl is
> overkill here.
> 
> whats the simplest method of displaying an image with some interface
> elements over it, in this case a loaded tiff (probably using tifflib)
> with lines (of inverse color perhaps) that can be moved.

Use gtk and gdk-pixbuf. Gtk is an X (or Win32, or BeOS) toolkit, and 
gdk-pixbuf is a GNOME library (though it theoretically doesn't depend on
GNOME) to load arbitary image formats.

Ian


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