it works.
the input function is working now, passing it a reference to your root gui widget and a reference to it's own widget and a function to check if it should exit works now
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gui library works frrr
implementation:
- containers now store a Widget type.
- every widget has a unique id
- there is a data store that maps the id to the internally stored gui component.
- the compoenents can be fetched from the datastore using their Widget type
- the datastore uses a hashmap so fetching shouldnt have any real performance penalty.
- widgets can be fetched, inserted, updated and rendered from the datastore
- the render method can be called directly from the Widget type without having to know the underlying type that it references
updated grapher to use new widtgets system (not working yet but close)
made a basic app using the widgets system
implemented CgTextEdit for CgLineEdit (now fully working, but there may be bugs so i'll address them tomorrow)
- implemented CgStatusBar widget which is a specific version of the CgIndicatorBar widget with predefined fields
- std::io::Screen is now an enum that makes switching between display modes more intuitive
- created a basic CgLineEdit implementation that allows for a user to type in a character and have it re-render that widget
- other more minor changes like fixes for existing apps to work with new features
- this includes text wrapping not cutting words in half (can be disabled using a method on the text box)
- refactored frame.rs, cg_core.rs and cg_widgets.rs to avoid code reuse and duplication
- created a simplified unified interface for rendering frames to the screen using the Frame struct provided by frame.rs instead of Element, FrameGen, etc.
- moved all widgets from cg_core.rs to cg_widgets.rs
- the label widget now works
- also added CgIndicatorBar and CgIndicatorWidget widgets to eventually make a working status bar
- refactored all applications in the system to use the new api to render to the screen
FantasyPvP