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Hello
I've written an ugly hack that allows libcaca to
run in higher resolutions in Win32.
I can now display my demo in 80x50 and 132x80, as
well as any resolution probably.
I could make a patch to put it in the code
permanently, but I was just wondering what the general plan was to support
multiple resolutions in libcaca. As far as I know there is no
"set_resolution"-like function yet; the (ugly) way I implemented it is as a
parameter to init_graphics() that specifies the video mode, but maybe it should
be a kind of function like:
force_resolution(X, Y)
or
resize_window(X, Y)
Also, if this function will be implemented for
Win32, it should also be implemented for all the other OS-es. By the way, if the
function already existed but I missed it, please slap me :-)
Any ideas on how I should implement it, and any
quick tips on how to become a contributor to the project? Do I need to subscribe
to SourceForge or something?
Greetings
Tom
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