Hello
Since Java is open source, could someone get me the code that is used to fill and draw an Java Arc2D object?
Im coding on J2ME phones that have a sh*tty implementation of arc drawing and filling... so i want to replace them with efficient functions.
Thanks
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Thanks for the lightning fast reply CEHJ!
I tried what you said... and the only thing i could is this:
public abstract void draw(Shape s);
I couldn't find the *real* implementation for the Arc2D... might look something like this:
void draw(Shape s)
{
if s.type == ARC2D
// do actual drawing of arc here -> Code im interested in
else if (s.type == )
}
>>Since Java is open source
By no means. They simply let you see *some* of the source
>>i found drawArc and fillArc functions... but they are abstract...
Yes, you'd need to look at the source of the Graphics implementation. On my machine, that is
class sun.java2d.SunGraphics2D
which won't be in src.zip. *still* think it's open source? ;-)
Ok thanks for the info!
Btw, i found the source code here:
http://www.cs.duke.edu/cse
Since its an educational website, it must be legal...
Thanks
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by: CEHJPosted on 2006-06-23 at 10:21:26ID: 16971035
You can't be *given* the source, but you can access it yourself in src.zip in your JDK