Slab v0.6.0

This release adds API functions to allow how controls are organized within a window. Slab now offers users the ability to add project specific stats and can be quickly viewed through the Slab Debug module. The Slab Test module can act as a good reference point for the API. For more information on the update, refer to the wiki page: https://github.com/coding-jackalope/Slab/wiki.
For a more detailed list of changes, refer to the commit history.

Layout

The layout API allows for controls to be grouped together and aligned to a specific position based on the window. These controls can be aligned to the left, the center, or the right part of a window horizontally. They can also be aligned to the top, the center, or the bottom vertically in a window. Multiple controls can be declared on the same line and the API will properly align the controls on the same line.

Stats

The Slab API offers functions that track the performance of desired sections of code. With these functions coupled together with the debug performance window, end-users will be able to see bottlenecks located within their code base quickly. To display the performance window, call the SlabDebug.Performance function.

Fonts

Fonts can be pushed to a stack to alter the rendering of any text. All controls will use this pushed font until the font is popped from the stack, using the last pushed font or the default font. Below is an example of font being pushed to the stack to render a single text control and then being popped before the next text control.