Mruby Bindings for nanovg.
MRuby::Build.new do |conf|
#toolchain :gcc
toolchain :clang # I used clang for testing, you can use gcc
conf.gembox 'default'
conf.gem github: 'IceDragon200/mruby-glew'
conf.gem github: 'IceDragon200/mruby-glfw3'
conf.gem github: 'IceDragon200/mruby-nanovg'
conf.gem github: 'take-cheeze/mruby-clang-plugin' # not required, just makes debugging nicer
conf.cc do |cc|
cc.include_paths << 'path/to/nanovg/src'
end
conf.linker do |linker|
linker.library_paths << 'path/to/nanovg/build'
linker.libraries << 'GL' # for mruby-nanovg and glfw
linker.libraries << 'GLEW' # for mruby-glew
linker.libraries << 'glfw' # for mruby-glfw3
linker.libraries << 'nanovg' # for mruby-nanovg
end
end
In order to build and use the gem, the following gems are required
- mruby-idextmacros Include this in your build_config include path, it has helper macros used by the gem for creating attribute fields and generic methods
- mruby-glew
- mruby-gles
If you wish to try the examples, you'll need mruby-glfw3
Name | Description |
---|---|
MRUBY_NANOVG_GL2 |
Uses NANOVG_GL2_IMPLMENTATION |
MRUBY_NANOVG_GL3 |
Uses NANOVG_GL3_IMPLMENTATION |
MRUBY_NANOVG_GLES2 |
Uses NANOVG_GLES2_IMPLMENTATION |
MRUBY_NANOVG_GLES3 |
Uses NANOVG_GLES3_IMPLMENTATION |
# to generate docs locally, you'll need c-ruby, rake and yard installed.
rake docs
# text_break_lines is a tricky function to wrap, instead I've opted to handle the row buffering intenrally and yield the params back to the user
context.text_break_lines text, width do |row_string, row_width, min_x, max_x|
# do stuff with the row_string
end
context.text_glyph_positions(x, y, text) #=> [[x, min_x, max_x]...]
- Bind
- Nanovg::Context.text_glyph_positions
- Nanovg::Context.text_break_lines
- everything else
- Tests
- Nanovg
- Nanovg::Color
- Nanovg::Context
- Nanovg::Paint
- Nanovg::Transform
- Samples / Examples
- Port original nanovg ogl2 example