Made rectangle parameter optional & automatically calculate width/height. #1
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You check to see if rectangle is null in the function so I'm guessing you forgot to set the parameter's default value to null. Fixed.
Removes the need to manually specify the width and height. Simply set the absolute maximum width and height (like 2048x2048 if you're working with a Stage3D texture) and the class will automatically calculate the smallest possible width and height after packing. Accessible via the `width` and `height` getters.
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You check to see if
rectangleisnullingetRectangle()so I'm guessing you forgot to set the parameter's default value tonull. Fixed.Also added the feature to make it so that, after packing, you can access special
widthandheightgetters that retrieve the smallest possible values in order to house every single rectangle. Useful if you need to know what size to set a texture/RenderTextureobject in Starling.