On 2012-12-14 13:32, Michael Meeks wrote:
        OK; interesting - if you don't think it's suitable that's fine - I had
assumed that with the reasonably demanding SVG / HTML5 canvas
requirements of the browser that it might be a reasonable fit (at least
to investigate).
It might be. I'm just saying it wasn't designed to be general purpose.
Specifically, its
(a) a stateless API
(b) use floating point, not fixed point, numbers for it's positioning 
and geometry APIs.
Whereas Cairo is stateful and fixed point.
And Azure would require spinning out into a separate library.
        Indeed - will add it to the list; though it's mostly cairo hackery
right ?
It's entirely Cairo work. But it won't any traction at all unless a 
decent sized project (like us) says that we're willing to actually use it.
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