Gradients are done with additional parameters to gfx.rectangle, so old code that gave the function too many parameters and expected them to be ignored may break.
Did related changes to sprite.lua and cleaned stuff.
I had to add a function to sf2dlib to make this work, so a make build-sf2dlib is required. Also, we should probably send this change to the original sf2dlib repository...
For the return values, I followed this rule: if the fuction returns true on success, it should return false, error on error; for every other case it should return nil, error on error.
Also, who doesn't want to edit code in 3D ? The line depth depends on the indentation level.
It was able to edit file before, but didn't show the changes on the screen, so this was easy to do.
Also renamed some setTextSize->setSize missed in last commit.
The console can __not__ be used with gfx.start() on a screen. You don't have to gfx.render() while print()ing, but you should do it when you are in the main loop.
The SSL sockets don't work with Citra.
The editor doesn't use openfile.lua anymore, the main shell is updated
to use filepicker.filePicker's new format. Also, updated the editor to
use resources/VeraMono.ttf instead of its own copy, which was deleted.
Effectively rendering openfile.lua completely obsolete, which is why it
was deleted. filepicker.lua is now way smarter, handles file creation
and has a documentation file in LDoc.
The new image formats are loaded with stb_image, and the textures are saved with stb_image_write.
https://github.com/nothings/stb
You can now load GIFs (not animated), PSD, TGA, HDR, PIC and PNM.
The texture loading still uses sfil for JPEG, PNG, and BMP. You can force the use of stbi by loading with
the "type" argument in texture.load() set to 242 (or anything 5<x<250, but 242 is a good value).
The :save() formats are PNG and BMP only.
Currently runs in the main thread because I can't get it to work on another thread.
You will need to call audio.update() each frame to make audio streaming work.
ctr.root is not exactly the path to ctruLua.3dsx minus the file name, but is equivalent with HBL and $
(other launchers may work too, and it works perfectly with Citra), and is "romfs:/" if romfs is enabl$
Also replaced make build-doc with make build-doc-html so we can easily add new documentation formats in the future.
To add ctrµLua API autocompletion to Sublime Text, simply copy the output directory (doc/sublimetext) to your ST's package directory.
To communicate with a thread, use sockets on localhost, this should work.
Or use the return code, or the "last error", but that's crappy.
For the return code, just `return <number>`; only works with integers.
