[xiaobu]

1)I need the glcanvas and gles modules for 2en edition phone(3230),can you help me ?
2)can I program a floating TopWindow?if I have two windows on the screen,how can I switch between them? and can I draw someting on the TopWindow?can you give some exclusive app using the TopWindow?
3)I have drawn a round rectangle using the line() and arc()method,but then how to fill it with some color?
That's all!
longing for your help...

[jethro.fn]

Originally Posted by xiaobu

1) I need the glcanvas and gles modules for 2en edition phone(3230),can you help me ?

The underlying software and hardware is missing, so this is not possible.

Originally Posted by xiaobu

3) I have drawn a round rectangle using the line() and arc()method,but then how to fill it with some color?

Use pieslice() or ellipse() for the corners instead of arc(), so you can use the fill parameter. Then fill the interior with two rectangle()s or one polygon().

[bogdan.galiceanu]

Originally Posted by xiaobu

2)can I program a floating TopWindow?if I have two windows on the screen,how can I switch between them? and can I draw someting on the TopWindow?can you give some exclusive app using the TopWindow?

Perhaps you should explain a bit better what you mean by "floating" TopWindow. This article shows some things you can do with top window. Basically you draw on it by drawing on the image it holds.

As for switching between 2 windows, please explain a bit more.

[xiaobu]

as for "floating Window",I mean "dynamic" , not static.
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and I have get it how to "switching between two",thanks for your help.

[bogdan.galiceanu]

It can be moved around on the screen by hiding it, changing it's coordinates and showing it again. This is done very fast so the movement would be seamless. Is that what you meant?

[xiaobu]

Originally Posted by jethro.fn

The underlying software and hardware is missing, so this is not possible.




Use pieslice() or ellipse() for the corners instead of arc(), so you can use the fill parameter. Then fill the interior with two rectangle()s or one polygon().

you mean a 3D app will not run efficiently ?it's a pity!
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aha! "Use pieslice()" is a good idea,I will have a try,thanks!but I make little of "two rectangle()s or one polygon()",can you give me a code example?just use the polygon() to fill.

[xiaobu]

Originally Posted by bogdan.galiceanu

It can be moved around on the screen by hiding it, changing it's coordinates and showing it again. This is done very fast so the movement would be seamless. Is that what you meant?

yes!yes! just hide(),then change position,then show()?
thanks,I will try.

[jethro.fn]

Originally Posted by xiaobu

I make little of "two rectangle()s or one polygon()",can you give me a code example?just use the polygon() to fill.

Well, you can give a fill-parameter to either rectange() or polygon() and set outline to None, so there will be no outline. You just need to figure out the area which needs to be filled between the corner ellipses/pieslices. It's an exercise on pen and paper.

[jethro.fn]

The attached image contains an illustration which may be easier to implement than what I suggested before. It uses ellipses, rectangles and lines to create a rounded rectangle.

[xiaobu]

Originally Posted by jethro.fn

The attached image contains an illustration which may be easier to implement than what I suggested before. It uses ellipses, rectangles and lines to create a rounded rectangle.

Oh,god!that's perfect! can't thank you any more!