A barely functional, wildly incomplete and basically undocumented Rust crate whose aim is to let you write Games for the Playdate handheld gaming system in Rust.
It's a best practice to use sprites for text, but managing sprites and bitmaps and drawing (and figuring out the requisite heights/widths) is a little more complicated than I'd like for simple text. The first commit adds a TextSprite helper that does that for you, with access to the underlying Sprite for normal sprite methods.
Similarly, another commit adds RotatedSprite which handles storing and rotating a given bitmap and its owning Sprite. It also allows for scaling, since that's bundled in the same Playdate APIs. Plus binding methods.
Finally, a third commit adds get_image so you can inspect the generated bitmaps of the above, in case that's useful.
Fixes #35 more fully.
It's a best practice to use sprites for text, but managing sprites and bitmaps and drawing (and figuring out the requisite heights/widths) is a little more complicated than I'd like for simple text. The first commit adds a
TextSpritehelper that does that for you, with access to the underlyingSpritefor normal sprite methods.Similarly, another commit adds
RotatedSpritewhich handles storing and rotating a given bitmap and its owningSprite. It also allows for scaling, since that's bundled in the same Playdate APIs. Plus binding methods.Finally, a third commit adds
get_imageso you can inspect the generated bitmaps of the above, in case that's useful.