I recently found and corrected the cause of the hated scrolling bug. A question by Jonghoon Kim about the inconsistent use of SetGraphicsMode(bitmapDC, GM_ADVANCED); prompted me to review the handling of graphics context between Windows and Cairo. This led to the discovery that the Windows HDC and the Cairo cairo_t contexts were not be Apple-style-span">4 test cases (1%)>пятница, 12 июня 2009 г.
DumpRenderTree: Windows Cairo 'Mostly' Good
Original: DumpRenderTree: Windows Cairo 'Mostly' Good
I recently found and corrected the cause of the hated scrolling bug. A question by Jonghoon Kim about the inconsistent use of SetGraphicsMode(bitmapDC, GM_ADVANCED); prompted me to review the handling of graphics context between Windows and Cairo. This led to the discovery that the Windows HDC and the Cairo cairo_t contexts were not be Apple-style-span">4 test cases (1%)>
I recently found and corrected the cause of the hated scrolling bug. A question by Jonghoon Kim about the inconsistent use of SetGraphicsMode(bitmapDC, GM_ADVANCED); prompted me to review the handling of graphics context between Windows and Cairo. This led to the discovery that the Windows HDC and the Cairo cairo_t contexts were not be Apple-style-span">4 test cases (1%)>409 test cases (4%) had stderr output
Clearly there is a lot of room for improvement. However, as you can see in the screen grab above, many of the differences are a matter of one or two pixels.
I'll probably target the crashes first.
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