[Mouse] Allow customizing screen to slab transforms #80
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Fix flamendless#20. Add function arg to customize screen to slab coordinates. Improve interoperability with screen resizing libraries by allowing users to specify a function to transform screen coordinates into game coordinates. For example, with Ulydev/push you could do: local function get_push_mouse(x,y) local new_x,new_y = push:toGame(x,y) if new_x and new_y then return new_x,new_y end return x,y end local game_width, game_height, window_width, window_height = 800, 600, 1920, 1080 push:setupScreen(game_width, game_height, window_width, window_height) Slab.Initialize(get_push_mouse, args)
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Fix flamendless#20. Related to flamendless#80. The function arg to customize screen to slab coordinates isn't passed from Slab.Initialize -- it only passes the input table. Usage with push.lua: function love.load(args) local function get_push_mouse(x,y) local new_x,new_y = push:toGame(x,y) if new_x and new_y then return new_x,new_y end return x,y end local game_width, game_height, window_width, window_height = 320, 240, 1280, 720 push:setupScreen(game_width, game_height, window_width, window_height) args.TransformPointToSlab = get_push_mouse Slab.Initialize(args) end function love.draw() push:start() Slab.Draw() push:finish() end
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Fix flamendless#20. Related to flamendless#80. 5fb76d3 changed the order of arguments from flamendless#80, so nothing was ever passed as TransformPointToSlab. Instead, pass it inside the args table that probably jives better with how things are done in slab. The function arg to customize screen to slab coordinates isn't passed from Slab.Initialize -- it only passes the input table. Usage with push.lua: function love.load(args) local function get_push_mouse(x,y) local new_x,new_y = push:toGame(x,y) if new_x and new_y then return new_x,new_y end return x,y end local game_width, game_height, window_width, window_height = 320, 240, 1280, 720 push:setupScreen(game_width, game_height, window_width, window_height) args.TransformPointToSlab = get_push_mouse Slab.Initialize(args) end function love.draw() push:start() Slab.Draw() push:finish() end
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Fix #20.
Add function arg to customize screen to slab coordinates.
Improve interoperability with screen resizing libraries by allowing
users to specify a function to transform screen coordinates into game
coordinates.
For example, with Ulydev/push you could do: