SlintPlot 0.5.0

Added

• legend-attached on pie, doughnut, polar area, radar, radial bar,
  sunburst, segmented ring and tile grid charts, on by default: the legend
  stays next to the chart instead of at the edge of its area, which was far
  away when the area was much taller or wider than the round or square
  chart in it. false keeps it at the edge, as before.

Changed

• The focus ring round a chart shows only when the keyboard brought the
  focus (Tab) or has been used since, not after a click, as :focus-visible
  on the web. Clicking still gives the chart the arrow keys.

Example apps

• Gallery: the line chart with and without points, the pie chart with
  and without data labels, and the radar chart with lines and filled are one
  sidebar entry each, with a tab per variant; the filled radar chart moves
  from Area charts to the radar chart.
• Stress test: --bench-gpu [dir] times the same charts as --bench
  with a GPU renderer, Skia on macOS, drawing each frame with
  Window::take_snapshot so that the GPU's work is included; with a folder,
  it saves every frame as a PNG.
• Both apps: a skia feature builds them with Slint's Skia renderer, to
  run with SLINT_BACKEND=winit-skia.

Tested

• Skia: every gallery sample draws correctly with Slint's Skia renderer on
  macOS, Linux and Windows, as with FemtoVG and the software renderer.

Documentation

• A compatibility box next to Getting started: Rust only, the Slint and
  Rust versions, the platforms and renderers tested, and no live preview.
• Performance: how many points or items each chart can show at 60 fps,
  30 fps and within a second, with the software renderer and with Skia, and
  why the numbers look as they do. The full results moved to a new
  benchmarks page, measured again with SlintPlot 0.5.0 and Slint 1.18.1, with
  Skia's numbers and how to repeat them.
• How to choose a renderer for the example apps.
• "Request a commercial license" until checkout opens.

Website

• A library release (v*) no longer cancels the deploy of the apps
  release that follows it.