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From: sho@tybalt.caltech.edu (Sho Kuwamoto)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: antialiased lineProc
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Date: 7 Mar 88 17:28:22 GMT
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Has anyone written a lineProc that does a smidgen of anti-aliasing?
Depending on the particular setup of the clut, this could look really
bad, but I think this would be nice for what I want to do.  I'm sort
of writing a data analysis/graphing program (only sort of because I'm
desparately trying to graduate) and since I don't need that many
colors, I thought it would be nice to let users of 256 color machines
select an anti-aliasing option where only 16 colors for graphs would
be available but the lines would be anti-aliased.  This routine should
work for both white and black backgrounds.  On a similar note, does
anybody have any NFNT's of various sizes for Times and Helvetica?
(Maybe Avant Garde too)  

						-Sho

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