http://ted.mielczarek.org/code/ticfractoe.html Very interesting use of canvas to convey a zoomable fractal representing all the possible moves of tic-tac-toe....
Firefox 1.5.0.1 has recently been released. As you can see from the changelog at http://www.squarefree.com/burningedge/releases/1.5.0.1.html there has been a...
Kinda off-topic but perhaps relevant if folks begin to incorporate canvas with ajax style development: Open Ajax - a new proposal for a standard framework: ...
I noticed some changes when I received the 1.5.0.1 beta. It seems like it was less forgiving about paths than before (I think I had some sloppy code)....
What do folks here think is the future of canvas? Relegated to a minor feature? Basis for bad flash-like ads? A final answer to rounded corners? What do you...
... Unfortunately, the future of canvas lies in the hands of Microsoft. Despite Emil's efforts to hack canvas support into IE, I don't think it can be...
... Flash is a lot easier to use (layers + scaler graphics + timelines + IDE) Flash is a *lot* faster. Canvas has no way of finding the mouse pos over it...
... minor ... + IDE) ... that my ... you need to put this: ctx.beginPath(); before you draw and stroke each object. I had this problem too, firefox had a bug...
... Brilliant! Yes, now it works great. ... It's hard to figure out what they want to do with their browser at all. Supposedly they want to kill of "normal"...
... It is not very difficult to find the mouse coordinates over a canvas element. Simply get the mouse screen coordinate and add that to the scroll offset then...
... haha. thanks for proving my point. You seem to have a different meaning to the word 'simple' that I have not come across before. BTW don't margins...
... I can get close to your syntax, with my code you can call: ctx.mouse(e).x; //e must be the mouse object. This seems to work accurately in Firefox for all...
On Wed, 08 Feb 2006 09:38:43 +0100, canvasgame <canvasgame@...> ... Opera supports the Event.offsetX and Event.offsetY properties that is the offset...
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http://aslakhellesoy.com/articles/2006/02/09/announcement-new-javascript-canvas-graph-library Looks like an interesting use of Canvas to generate graphs (not...
http://developer.yahoo.net/yui/index.html I've been using these libaries at work for over a year now, and they are extremely cool. While tagentially related...
Hi folks, Canvas-Newbie Question: Is there any possibility to get the image data out of the canvas into a variable to post it back to my php-server-skript? ...
... On the HTMLCanvasElement interface, there is a method named toDataURL() that allows you to convert the canvas to a Data URI representation of the current...
... Hi, As far as I know, no. Not widely implemented anyway. Apart from the function Arve Bersvendsen just wrote about, a getPixel()-function would be nice....
... an image. ... (...) ... Thanks a lot, expected something like that. Alread found also the discussion on bugzille, wich mainly seems to adress security...
Good news! Robert O'Callahan informed me that the toDataUrl feature is now working in the latest Firefox builds. Here's the IDL (interface description...
Hi all, Which way is the best way of rendering lots os rectangles of different colors onto a canvas? I'm trying to emulate an old computer, so each rectangle...
... Nothing in the near future, I'm afraid; this is a similar bug to https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=297959 . Much of the overhead is actually...
Hi, Vladimir ... Thanks for the prompt answer. Very interesting link, but I'm sad to see that the discussion on the bug report stopped on October 2005. So as...
... Well, discussion stopped, but it's been a useful test case that a bunch of folks are still working from. We're just not putting in anything into the bug...
Vlad, ... You obviously know what you're talking about, so pardon my ignorance on the subject. As I understand, the canvas implementation uses Cairo as the...
In my program I call setInterval('draw()',100); somewhere. How can I stop FFox from calling draw() after let's say 100 iterations or equivalently 10 seconds? ...
