public virtual void Create(int width, int height, TColor clearColor, string htmlDocument)
{
Canvas = GfxFactory.Create <IGfxCanvas>();
GfxServer = GfxFactory.Create <IGfxServer>();
GfxServer.Initialize(width, height, clearColor);
Width = width;
Height = height;
var domFactory = new TDomFactory();
Document = domFactory.Create <IDocument>();
Document.Parse(htmlDocument);
// Create the canvas. Need a canvas for the screen. For example,
// the screen render the mouse cursor. Because it render something,
// we need a Canvas.
// As you can see, this is a hack, because, normally, every
// control create it's own canvas in TControl::Create(). But
// we skip the base class initialization, so need to create the
// canvas by hand.
//Canvas = new TCanvas(this);
//SetBounds(Rect.left, Rect.top, Rect.right, Rect.bottom);#
}
public override void Create(int width, int height, Color clearColor, string htmlDocument)
{
Canvas = GfxFactory.Create <IGfxCanvas>();
GfxServer = GfxFactory.Create <IGfxServer>();
GfxServer.Initialize(width, height, clearColor);
base.Create(width, height, clearColor, htmlDocument);
}
public void Paint()
{
GfxServer.Begin();
Document.Body.Paint();
GfxServer.End();
}
