filter what text features we try to use. The filtering allows for implementation
limitations to dictate when we turn off certain text features.
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The '#include "SkGLDevice.h"' from include/core/SkDevice.h requires internal
Skia code to be added to the include search paths when using the deprecated API.
This change adds back SkGLCanvas.cpp to avoid exposing SkGLDevice.h to the
public API.
The change also includes an explicit virtual destructor on SkDeviceFactory to
silence a -Wnon-virtual-dtor warning and allow for -Werror.
Original Issue: http://codereview.appspot.com/3009041/
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These are not the capabilities of the factory, but of the device. Additionally, it is more often needed when you have a device then when you have a factory, which caused creating of a new factory.
Review URL: http://codereview.appspot.com/2720041
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The previous change made it difficult to inherit from SkCanvas without leaking memory. By making SkDeviceFactory not reference counted, the right thing happens more naturally, just NewCanvas : public SkCanvas(new NewDeviceFactory()) {...}
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Methods or classes that should go away are marked deprecated. The only thing I know of that breaks backward compatibility is SkCanvas((SkDevice*)NULL), but that is fairly unlikely to occur in the wild because that constructor had a default value of NULL.
Review URL: http://codereview.appspot.com/2103045
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