Dragging! & basic proportional box resize frm cursor distance to box pos
Still need to add resize via 'pulling' to stretch the box out from a side or 2 sides diagonally. Also some general clenaup of code
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@ -47,7 +47,10 @@ FontGlyphsRender :: struct {
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FontDef :: struct {
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path_file : string,
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data : [] u8,
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// TODO(Ed) : you may have to store font data in the future if we render on demand
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// data : []u8,
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default_size : i32,
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size_table : [Font_Largest_Px_Size / 2] FontGlyphsRender,
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}
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@ -62,8 +65,7 @@ font_provider_startup :: proc()
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font_provider_data := & get_state().font_provider_data; using font_provider_data
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font_cache_alloc_error : AllocatorError
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font_cache, font_cache_alloc_error = zpl_hmap_init_reserve( FontDef, general_slab_allocator(), 8 )
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font_cache, font_cache_alloc_error = zpl_hmap_init_reserve( FontDef, general_slab_allocator(), 2 )
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verify( font_cache_alloc_error == AllocatorError.None, "Failed to allocate font_cache" )
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log("font_cache created")
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@ -94,7 +96,7 @@ font_load :: proc( path_file : string,
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{
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font_provider_data := & get_state().font_provider_data; using font_provider_data
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font_data, read_succeded : = os.read_entire_file( path_file, general_slab_allocator() )
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font_data, read_succeded : = os.read_entire_file( path_file, context.temp_allocator )
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verify( b32(read_succeded), str_fmt_tmp("Failed to read font file for: %v", path_file) )
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font_data_size := cast(i32) len(font_data)
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@ -117,7 +119,7 @@ font_load :: proc( path_file : string,
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verify( set_error == AllocatorError.None, "Failed to add new font entry to cache" )
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def.path_file = path_file
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def.data = font_data
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// def.data = font_data
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def.default_size = i32(points_to_pixels(default_size))
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// TODO(Ed): this is slow & eats quite a bit of memory early on. Setup a more on demand load for a specific size.
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