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amalgamator
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fix for a mac file bug introduced in the last check-in..
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16 years ago |
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audio plugin host
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Updated the text of the copyright/license blurb at the top of each source file.
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16 years ago |
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audio plugins
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tweak to RTAS shutdown for PT8; added tooltips for the TableListBox; started adding some iphone audio code (not yet usable)
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16 years ago |
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binarybuilder
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fix for a mac file bug introduced in the last check-in..
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16 years ago |
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browser plugins
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Tweaked lots of code to help things compile on the iPhone (still work-in-progress).
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16 years ago |
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example projects
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fix for a mac file bug introduced in the last check-in..
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16 years ago |
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juce demo
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Massive, long-overdue spring-cleaning and refactoring of the LowLevelGraphicsContext, Typeface and Font classes. Functions such as glyph rendering can now be handled directly by a native graphics context (and glyph rendering is now implemented natively on the Mac). The Typeface class is now an abstract base class with much minimal functionality, and platform-specific subclasses are used for font loading. A new class CustomTypeface lets you load and save typefaces in the old juce binary typeface format. For most people, these changes probably won't require you to alter your code, but you might need to change a few classnames in your code if you're using typefaces directly.
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16 years ago |
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prebuilt
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Checked in some new binaries for the juce demo
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16 years ago |
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the jucer
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Massive, long-overdue spring-cleaning and refactoring of the LowLevelGraphicsContext, Typeface and Font classes. Functions such as glyph rendering can now be handled directly by a native graphics context (and glyph rendering is now implemented natively on the Mac). The Typeface class is now an abstract base class with much minimal functionality, and platform-specific subclasses are used for font loading. A new class CustomTypeface lets you load and save typefaces in the old juce binary typeface format. For most people, these changes probably won't require you to alter your code, but you might need to change a few classnames in your code if you're using typefaces directly.
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16 years ago |
Julian Storer
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