JDraw · A very simple, no-dependencies drawing API providing some primitive operations including lines, rectangles, circles, ellipses, arcs. It doesn't actually draw TO anything, you must provide your own implementation of Backing to actually paint the pixels. This project is intended for use with Snake, my project for Razer devices on Linux, but is made available in case others may find it useful. It doesn't have anything fancy like anti-alias, transformations or even line widths, contributions welcome though!

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Version		Vulnerabilities	Size	Updated
1.0	jdraw-1.0.jar		24.60 KB	Dec 12, 2020

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1. Download JD-GUI to open JAR file and explore Java source code file (.class .java)
2. Click menu "File → Open File..." or just drag-and-drop the JAR file in the JD-GUI window jdraw-1.0.jar file.
   Once you open a JAR file, all the java classes in the JAR file will be displayed.

uk.co.bithatch.jdraw

├─ uk.co.bithatch.jdraw.Backing.class - [JAR]

├─ uk.co.bithatch.jdraw.ByteBufferBacking.class - [JAR]

├─ uk.co.bithatch.jdraw.CompoundBacking.class - [JAR]

├─ uk.co.bithatch.jdraw.DoubleBufferBacking.class - [JAR]

├─ uk.co.bithatch.jdraw.Gradient.class - [JAR]

├─ uk.co.bithatch.jdraw.RGBCanvas.class - [JAR]