195 lines
4.4 KiB
C
195 lines
4.4 KiB
C
// Corresponds roughly to section 6.2 of the Pico 8 manual
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//
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// However, all ranges are now half-open.
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//
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// https://www.lexaloffle.com/dl/docs/pico-8_manual.html
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//
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#ifndef CROCPARTY_SYS_GRAPHICS_H
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#define CROCPARTY_SYS_GRAPHICS_H
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#include <stdbool.h>
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#include <stdint.h>
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#include "sys_data.h"
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/**
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* Set the clipping rectangle in pixels.
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*
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* All drawing operations will be clipped to this rectangle.
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*/
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void sys_clip_set(sys_i32 x0, sys_i32 y0, sys_i32 x1, sys_i32 y1);
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/**
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* Reset the clipping rectangle.
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*/
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void sys_clip_reset();
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/**
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* Set the clipping rectangle in pixels.
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*
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* This is the same as `sys_clip_set`, but you can pass clip_previous in order
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* to clip to the previous region.
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*/
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void sys_clip_set_ext(
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sys_i32 x0, sys_i32 y0, sys_i32 x1, sys_i32 y1,
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bool clip_previous
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);
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/**
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* Set the color of the pixel `(x, y)`.
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*/
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void sys_pixel_set(
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sys_i32 x, sys_i32 y,
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sys_color c
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);
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/**
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* Get the color of the pixel `(x, y)`.
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*
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* Returns SYS_COLOR_TRANSPARENT if the pixel is out of bounds.
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*/
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sys_color sys_pixel_get(
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sys_i32 x, sys_i32 y
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);
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// TODO: SSET/SGET
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// TODO: FGET/FSET
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/**
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* Print a string `str` in the color `col`
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*/
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void sys_print(char* str, sys_i32 x, sys_i32 y, sys_color col);
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// TODO: CURSOR? COLOR?
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/**
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* Fill the entire screen with color `c`.
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*/
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void sys_cls(sys_color c);
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/**
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* Create a screen offset of `(-x, -y)` for all drawing operations.
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*/
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void sys_camera_set(sys_i32 x, sys_i32 y);
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/**
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* Reset the camera's offset to `(0, 0)`.
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*/
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void sys_camera_reset();
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/**
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* Draw or fill a circle at `(x, y)` with radius `r`.
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*
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* The circle is centered at the center of the pixel, not at the junction
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* between pixels.
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*
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* If r is negative, the circle is not drawn.
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*
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* This is a special case of sys_oval_draw_ext.
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*/
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void sys_circ_draw(sys_i32 x, sys_i32 y, sys_i32 r, sys_color c);
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void sys_circ_fill(sys_i32 x, sys_i32 y, sys_i32 r, sys_color c);
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void sys_circ_draw_ext(sys_i32 x, sys_i32 y, sys_i32 r, sys_color c, bool fill);
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/**
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* Draw or fill an oval in the rectangle from `(x0, y0)` to `(x1, y1)`
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*/
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void sys_oval_draw(sys_i32 x0, sys_i32 y0, sys_i32 x1, sys_i32 y1, sys_color c);
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void sys_oval_fill(sys_i32 x0, sys_i32 y0, sys_i32 x1, sys_i32 y1, sys_color c);
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void sys_oval_draw_ext(
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sys_i32 x0, sys_i32 y0, sys_i32 x1, sys_i32 y1, sys_color c, bool fill
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);
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/**
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* Draw a line from x0 to y0.
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*
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* The point `(x1, y1)` is not drawn. (because the line is a half-open interval)
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*/
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void sys_line_draw(sys_i32 x0, sys_i32 y0, sys_i32 x1, sys_i32 y1, sys_color c);
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/**
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* Draw or fill a rectangle `(x, y, w, h)`
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*/
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void sys_rect_draw(sys_i32 x0, sys_i32 y0, sys_i32 x1, sys_i32 y1, sys_color c);
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void sys_rect_fill(sys_i32 x0, sys_i32 y0, sys_i32 x1, sys_i32 y1, sys_color c);
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void sys_rect_draw_ext(
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sys_i32 x0, sys_i32 y0, sys_i32 x1, sys_i32 y1, sys_color c, bool fill
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);
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/**
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* Set screen palette.
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*
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* After calling this function, virtual color `c0` will be rendered as
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* real color `rc1`.
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*/
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void sys_spal_set(sys_color c0, sys_screen_color rc1);
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/**
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* Reset screen palette.
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*
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* After calling this function, all screen colors are (0, 0, 0).
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*/
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void sys_spal_reset();
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/**
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* Set draw palette.
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*
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* After calling this function, draws using color `c0` will be performed
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* using color `c1` instead.
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*
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* Any color mapped to `SYS_COLOR_TRANSPARENT` will not actually be drawn.
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*/
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void sys_dpal_set(sys_color c0, sys_color c1);
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/**
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* Reset draw palette.
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*
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* All colors are mapped to themselves. SYS_COLOR_TRANSPARENT is transparent.
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*/
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void sys_dpal_reset();
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/**
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* Draw a given sprite.
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*
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* w, h default to 1.
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* flip_x and flip_y default to false.
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*/
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void sys_sprite_draw(
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sys_spritesheet spritesheet,
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sys_i32 n,
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sys_i32 x, sys_i32 y
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);
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void sys_sprite_draw_ext(
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sys_spritesheet spritesheet,
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sys_i32 n,
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sys_i32 x, sys_i32 y,
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sys_i32 w, sys_i32 h,
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bool flip_x, bool flip_y
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);
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// TODO: SSPR
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// TODO: FILLP?
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void sys_map_draw(
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// NOTE: not the same order of args
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// as on pico 8
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// but: more consistent!
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sys_map map,
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sys_spritesheet spritesheet,
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sys_i32 sx, sys_i32 sy,
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sys_i32 tile_x, sys_i32 tile_y,
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sys_i32 tile_w, sys_i32 tile_h
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// TODO: Layers?
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);
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/**
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* Get a single map tile, putting whether the coords were invalid into
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* flag_invalid.
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*
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* (flag_invalid may be null)
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*/
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sys_maptile sys_map_get(
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sys_map map,
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sys_i32 tile_x, sys_i32 tile_y,
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bool* flag_invalid
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);
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#endif // CROCPARTY_SYS_GRAPHICS_H
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