News and Announcements

I have recently, on a lark, decided to give a try to add Graphviz support to the VCF. To my pleasant surprise this was relatively painless, and I'm proud to show off some shots of currently working, with AGG rendering for anti-aliased support.

I'd like to introduce a new demos section, on the left hand side of the web site. These are links (and a screen shot) to actual pre-built executables for people to try out to get a taste of what the VCF can do. Probably should have put these up a long time ago, but got tied up with the whole Yahoo/Microsoft merger and getting Jerry fired (by the way, no hard feelings, OK Jerry?). I'll try and fill these in and add more as time permits.

I haven't posted here in a bit, so here's the skinny on some of the latest changes to the framework. I've made some decent progress with migrating the Carbon OS X code base to Cocoa, Cocoa is actually, for the most part, much less hassle to use.

This is a small utility that shows all of the classes in the VCF's ClassRegistry. One of the cool things about it is that it is able to save various UI states with almost no code:

mainWindow->initializeSettings(true);