Hi Andrzej,
On Mon, 2012-01-30 at 13:31 +0200, Andrzej.Pacanowski@tieto.com wrote:
We need to display documents on custom display (no X11) arm linux.
Easiest way is to utilize existing PDF reader and just convert them
with LO. Am I wrong?
Well - it remains to be seen :-) quite probably our Android work will
end up giving us a nice backend to render documents incrementally to
pixels, without having the native UI - at least, as a first cut.
Also lately I found that we might use VCL as entry point and override
necessary stuff to make our display accessible to app. But as I said
we need only to display - not edit.
Sure - so that shouldn't be -so- hard. We already have pure native-code
that renders things to abstract pixel arrays, that is used by the gtk3,
headless, and android backends - it shouldn't be impossibly hard to
re-purpose that to your display system I guess.
HTH,
Michael.
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