I've got the basics working for this command but have come to something of a dead-end for a while. This is largely due to not having enough information at hand on how to update the background. Also, I'm not longer certain whether or not a simple command is the right approach, perhaps the solution is to create another class of objects so that backgrounds can be created and manipulated like a widget.
The jury is out on this one. The old subconscious mind needs to digest this one a little longer!
So, back to gnocl::draw. This too, as it principally related to pixbuf object might well deserve re-working to reflect this. In this case, the creation of a pixbuf will need to automatically create a cairo context during initialization. This would provide a considerable speed improvement but would also require the implementation of a pixbufParams structure.
The jury is out on this one. The old subconscious mind needs to digest this one a little longer!
So, back to gnocl::draw. This too, as it principally related to pixbuf object might well deserve re-working to reflect this. In this case, the creation of a pixbuf will need to automatically create a cairo context during initialization. This would provide a considerable speed improvement but would also require the implementation of a pixbufParams structure.
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