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These apps are getting more wrong than rendering too much on a single character change if there is visible flicker. I wrote software that rendered its entire U

by pacaro 10y ago

These apps are getting more wrong than rendering too much on a single character change if there is visible flicker. I wrote software that rendered its entire UI on any change into a DIB and blitted to the DC twenty years ago with no flicker

FreeFull 10y ago
Maybe for some reason they clear the screen first before redrawing? That would certainly cause a flicker.
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- __s 10y ago
  Not if they double buffer
  - pacaro 10y ago
    In old school windows development, the mistake was normally to draw directly to the window's DC.