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Eric Rowell
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worked through some synchronous / asynchronous issues with toDataURL and toImage(). stage toDataURL() is now asynchronous, and all other node toDataURLs is still synchronous. toImage() is now asynchronous. Kinetic.Image once again only accepts image objects, and can no longer be instantiated with a data URL or image data due to asynchronous issues. It's much cleaner for the developer to load an image however they like, and then instantiate a Kinetic.Image shape synchronously
2012-07-15 20:12:18 -07:00
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functionalDataUrls.js
worked through some synchronous / asynchronous issues with toDataURL and toImage(). stage toDataURL() is now asynchronous, and all other node toDataURLs is still synchronous. toImage() is now asynchronous. Kinetic.Image once again only accepts image objects, and can no longer be instantiated with a data URL or image data due to asynchronous issues. It's much cleaner for the developer to load an image however they like, and then instantiate a Kinetic.Image shape synchronously
2012-07-15 20:12:18 -07:00
tiger.js
Implemented "a", "A". Added unit test for SVG "tiger" path (the canonical SVG example)
2012-06-05 23:56:46 -04:00
unitDataUrls.js
toDataURL() is now synchronous, and works with all nodes, including the stage, layers, groups, and shapes. This also sets things up nicely for node caching. You can now cache anything, including the whole stage, layers, groups, or shapes, manifested as Kinetic Images that were instantiated with data urls
2012-07-14 18:10:37 -07:00
worldMap.js
turns out there was no performance problems with the path (made a dumb mistake with implementation). However, during the analysis, I ended up adding event detection throttling which is pretty handy. It cuts down unecessary mousemove event handling dramatically and greatly improves performance when you have thousands of shapes
2012-05-27 23:41:05 -07:00