Explanation DRAWABLE OBJECT: In OS X, an object allocated outside of OpenGL that can serve as an OpenGL framebuffer. A drawable object can be any of the following: a window, a view, a pixel buffer, offscreen memory, or a full-screen graphics device. See also framebuffer object
More definitions for Mac OS users such as drawable object in Dictionary D.
- Help Dyld (Dynamic Link Editor):
- Usage A utility that allows programs to dynamically load (and link to) needed functions drawable object definition.
- Help Drag And Drop:
- Usage The technique of dragging an item, such as a graphic or selected text, and dropping it on a suitable destination, such as another document drawable object explain.
- Help Display Link:
- Usage A high-priority thread that, based on a specified hardware display, makes intelligent guesses as to how often frames must be output to synchronize with the display’s refresh rate drawable object what is.
- Help Data Compression:
- Usage reduction of data size to improve storage or transmission efficiency. Data compression can be lossy or lossless. Compression is a special case of encoding . See also lossless compression , lossy drawable object meaning.
- Help Document-Modal:
- Usage A window state where the user cannot do anything else within a particular document until the window is dismissed. Sheets are document-modal windows. Compare application-modal , system modal drawable object abbreviation.
