crsfml

crsfml - CrSFML 2.5.1 / SFML 2.5.1 Latest Release

Published by oprypin over 4 years ago

This release changes the build system from CMake to plain Makefiles. VoidCSFML is no longer a standalone shared library, object files are used instead.

crsfml - Source release 2.5.0 / SFML 2.5.0

Published by oprypin over 6 years ago

Commit log: v2.4.10...v2.5.0

crsfml - Source release 2.4.10 / SFML 2.4.2

Published by oprypin about 7 years ago

Commit log: v2.4.5...v2.4.10

crsfml - Source release 2.4.5 / SFML 2.4.2

Published by oprypin over 7 years ago

Commit log: v2.4.4...v2.4.5

crsfml - Source release 2.4.4 / SFML 2.4.1

Published by oprypin almost 8 years ago

Commit log: v2.4.3...v2.4.4

crsfml - Source release 2.4.3 / SFML 2.4.1

Published by oprypin almost 8 years ago

Commit log: v2.4.2...v2.4.3

crsfml - Source release 2.4.2 / SFML 2.4.0

Published by oprypin about 8 years ago

Commit log: v2.4.1...v2.4.2

crsfml - Source release 2.4.1 / SFML 2.4.0

Published by oprypin about 8 years ago

Commit log: v2.4.0...v2.4.1

crsfml - Source release 2.4.0 / SFML 2.4.0

Published by oprypin about 8 years ago

CrSFML has been rewritten from scratch. It no longer uses CSFML (why?). The installation procedure has changed.

For a quick tour of the changes, see a diff from porting examples to the new version.

API changes

Event is now an abstract struct, not a union (details)
Structs no longer have to be created though separate constructor methods.
Some classes and methods were renamed to be more consistent with SFML or Crystal rather than CSFML
- Some classes become namespaced: FtpResponse → Ftp::Response
- More getter methods (is_foo, has_foo) were changed to foo?
Vector and Rect are proper generic types
- The vector2 constructor method is now stricter, use vector2f or vector2i to avoid manual type conversions.
The TransformableM module is gone, subclass or compose Transformable instead.
Drawable module now must be included to pass the object to the draw method.
Minor changes in function signatures - more consistent types, overloads and default arguments.
Objects now keep references to the objects they store
- No surprises or having to keep a reference to an object manually so it isn't deleted.
- A getter will return the same object after setting it, not a different wrapper every time.