Closed kschaefe closed 12 years ago
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It was a bad merge of files on my end missing an import. I have updated my HEAD, but can't figure out how to update this pull request.
Cloudbees is awesome. For my next project I may force myself to do my own pull requests just to make cloudbees do pre-commit checks.
This looks wonderful. Thanks!
I had created my own fork of this project just to attempt to solve this problem. But if this fix works, then I can stop trying.
@shemnon Do you think you could make a 7.3.1 release ?
I was going to take a stab at #99 before I started to spin out a 7.3.1. This time around I'll do some code escrow on the snapshot.
It looks as if this change was removed during the reopen/close of #100. What's the reason for that?
It caused #103. And the original cause of the bug was identified and fixed (it was a build problem).
Ah. I will check the new jar to ensure that it works on all of our platforms.
I can confirm that the new jar works for us on Windows and Mac. Thanks.
@kschaefe are the updated jars available for download?
only in snapshot. There are a couple of other bugs I want to work through, likely thanksgiving weekend.
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Looking forward to thanksgiving:)
Use reflection to set up and utilize the antialiasing features hidden in the sun.* packages. The reflection is safe, ensuring that failures to initialize or utilize the reflected code do not leak. The fallback for reflection failures is the current painting approach.
This approach works with Oracle JREs. Given the new Oracle JRE on Mac, this code addresses Windows, Mac, and Linux releases effectively. Note, this change will not affect pre-Oracle, Apple JREs.