This PR adds a simple example that allows to test and showcase the Window::open_parented method.
That example first creates a parent window using Window::open_blocking, and then creates a smaller child window using Window::open_parented.
Both window's handlers log all of their events to the console, in a similar fashion to the open_window example.
Both windows actually do rendering (unlike the open_window example for now): the parent fills its window with a grey backround, and the child fills its window with a red background.
This example also uses the softbuffer crate to perform the rendering, which allows testing it in a more portable manner and in the simplest use case possible, without having to involve OpenGL or any 3D rendering pipeline at all.
This PR adds a simple example that allows to test and showcase the
Window::open_parentedmethod.That example first creates a parent window using
Window::open_blocking, and then creates a smaller child window usingWindow::open_parented.Both window's handlers log all of their events to the console, in a similar fashion to the
open_windowexample.Both windows actually do rendering (unlike the
open_windowexample for now): the parent fills its window with a grey backround, and the child fills its window with a red background.This example also uses the
softbuffercrate to perform the rendering, which allows testing it in a more portable manner and in the simplest use case possible, without having to involve OpenGL or any 3D rendering pipeline at all.