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examples/HelloUI/main.cpp
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@ -4,13 +4,13 @@ import std;
using namespace Crafter;
int main() {
Window window("HelloWindow", 1280, 720);
Window<true, false, false, false> window(1280, 720);
UiElement& element = window.elements.emplace_back(
0.5, //anchorX: relative position where this elements x anchor (top-left) is placed to its parent x anchor
0.5, //anchorY: relative position where this elements y anchor (top-left) is placed to its parent y anchor
UiElement<true, true>& element = window.CreateElement<true, true>(
2, //bufferWidth: the width of this elements pixel buffer
1, //bufferHeight: the height of this elements pixel buffer
0.5, //anchorX: relative position where this elements x anchor (top-left) is placed to its parent x anchor
0.5, //anchorY: relative position where this elements y anchor (top-left) is placed to its parent y anchor
0.5f, //relativeSizeX: the relative x size this element should be scaled to compared to its parent
0.5f, //relativeSizeY: the relative y size this element should be scaled to compared to its parent
0.5, //anchorOffsetX: the amount this element's anchor should be offset from the top left corner (0.5 to in the middle)
@ -19,25 +19,12 @@ int main() {
false //ignoreScaling: wether this element ignores the scaling of the window, if true its size will be scaled according to the window scale
);
// UiElement& element = window.elements.emplace_back(
// 0.5,
// 0.5,
// 2,
// 1,
// uint32_t(100), //absoluteSizeX: the absolute x size in pixels this element should be scaled to
// uint32_t(100), //absoluteSizeY: the absolute x size in pixels this element should be scaled to
// 0.5,
// 0.5,
// 0,
// false
// );
// EventListener<MousePoint> clickListener(&element.onMouseLeftClick, [](MousePoint point){
// // Print the coordinates where the user clicked relative to the element's top left corner.
// std::cout << std::format("Clicked on X:{} Y:{}!", point.x, point.y) << std::endl;
// });
EventListener<MousePoint> clickListener(&element.onMouseLeftClick, [](MousePoint point){
// Print the coordinates where the user clicked relative to the element's top left corner.
std::cout << std::format("Clicked on X:{} Y:{}!", point.x, point.y) << std::endl;
});
element.buffer = {{255, 0, 0 ,255}, {0, 255, 0 ,255}};
window.scale = 1;
element.buffer.buffer = {{255, 0, 0 ,255}, {0, 255, 0 ,255}};
window.framebuffer.Render();
window.StartSync();
}

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examples/HelloWindow/README.md
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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
## Description
This example demonstrates the minimal code needed to create a window and show it on the screen.
This example demonstrates the minimal code needed to create a window and show it on the screen. This uses the Framebuffer and Title capability.
## Expected Result
@ -11,7 +11,9 @@ A empty window with the title "HelloWindow" shows onscreen.
## Highlighted Code Snippet
```cpp
WindowWaylandWayland window("HelloWindow", 1280, 720);
Window<true, true, false, false> window;
window.framebuffer.Create(1280, 720);
window.title.Set("HelloWindow");
window.StartSync();
```

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examples/HelloWindow/main.cpp
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@ -3,18 +3,6 @@ import std;
using namespace Crafter;
int main() {
/*
This creates a window titled "HelloWindow" with a size of 1280x720 pixels.
The WindowWaylandWayland class is a specialized window implementation
that uses the Wayland display server protocol and renderer (hence the name "WaylandWayland").
*/
Window window("HelloWindow", 1280, 720);
/*
This starts the window’s main event loop, allowing it to respond to user input and system events.
The window will remain open and responsive until it is closed.
You can hook into various events through the event system.
This call blocks the current thread; to run the event loop asynchronously, use StartAsync instead.
*/
Window<true, true, false, false> window(1280, 720, "HelloWindow");
window.StartSync();
}