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[ipdf/code.git] / src / view.cpp

diff --git a/src/view.cpp b/src/view.cpp
index 48e0a5a..2caaadc 100644 (file)
--- a/src/view.cpp
+++ b/src/view.cpp
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ View::View(Document & document, Screen & screen, const Rect & bounds, const Colo
        m_object_renderers[RECT_OUTLINE] = new RectOutlineRenderer();
        m_object_renderers[CIRCLE_FILLED] = new CircleFilledRenderer();
        m_object_renderers[BEZIER] = new BezierRenderer();
-       m_object_renderers[GROUP] = new GroupRenderer();
+       m_object_renderers[PATH] = new PathRenderer();
 
        // To add rendering for a new type of object;
        // 1. Add enum to ObjectType in ipdf.h
@@ -253,7 +253,7 @@ void View::Render(int width, int height)
        {
                m_screen.RenderPixels(0,0,width, height, m_cpu_rendering_pixels); //TODO: Make this work :(
                // Debug for great victory (do something similar for GPU and compare?)
-               ObjectRenderer::SaveBMP({m_cpu_rendering_pixels, width, height}, "cpu_rendering_last_frame.bmp");
+               //ObjectRenderer::SaveBMP({m_cpu_rendering_pixels, width, height}, "cpu_rendering_last_frame.bmp");
        }
        m_cached_display.UnBind(); // resets render target to the screen
        m_cached_display.Blit(); // blit FrameBuffer to screen