- Extracted layers rendering logic from DrawingController to dedicated
class
- Turned RendererManager into Composite renderer (extends
AbstractRenderer)
- AbstractRenderer no longer contains a render(frame) method, implementing
the render differs too much between my current renderers to impose a
single signature, but I should improve this later if too much time on ma
hands
- simplified Renderer(s) architecture (removed decorator,
CachedFrameRenderer simply inherits from FrameRenderer now)
- keeping AbstractRenderer to act as interface
- fixed issue with layers : forgot to clone the first frame while merging
and therefore was modifying the original frame when I just wanted to
create a tmp frame (FrameUtils.js)
- extracted the mousemove throttling delay used in DrawingController to
Constants.js and reduced it from 40ms to 10ms
- Created AbstractRenderer in rendering package
- Created CachedRenderer and CachedFrameRenderer to extract basic frame
caching logic from DrawingController
- Created RendererManager to synchronize updates made to several Renderer
settings
- Moved FrameRenderer from pskl.rendering to pskl.rendering.frame
- Fixed the resize of the drawing area when the window is resized
M CanvasRenderer : can set the color used to represent transparency
M app.js : modified code responsible for saving when in website mode
M PiskelController.js : just some argument renaming
!! NOT STABLE !!
Initial implementation. No UI update yet.
Check js/model/Piskel.js and js/model/Layer.js for an overview of the new
API.
Piskels can be saved on the existing service.
Previous piskels cannot be loaded. This should be fixed soon.
From this change set, the HTML canvas element, which is the frame view,
is encapsulated inside the FrameRenderer.
You won't need to give the view handle from the controller layer
anymore.
It will make view alteration implementations much easier (like grid for
instance)
