Objectify EGP

[Denneisk]

Makes EGP Objects a type, xeo or egpobject.
Copies nearly every EGP function to an xeo: version.
Adds fields (EGP) and methods (EditObject, Set, SetPos) to EGP Objects to perform specific actions when needed.

Polys, PolyOutlines, Lines, and LineStrips now have x, y, and angle and can be set accordingly. Internally this simply translates the vertices.

Simplified a bunch of things related to EGP object position.

EGP Object classes now inherit each other when applicable. Far more extensible and readable this way.

Unique functionality:
EGP Objects can now be created using tables to quickly initialize them.

MyEGPObject = EGP:egpBox(1, table())
MyEGPObject:egpPos(100, 200)
MyEGPObject:egpSize(100, 100)

MyOtherEGPObject = EGP:egpText(2, table("text" = "Hello, World!", "x" = 256, "y" = 256))

You can modify EGP Objects in a single operation using egpobject:modify(table).

MyEGPObject = EGP:egpText(1, "", vec2())
MyEGPObject:modify(table("text" = "I can eat glass", "g" = 0, "b" = 0)) # Changes the text content and makes it red

You can use array indexing on EGP Objects to get/set object fields.

MyEGPObject = EGP:egpBox(1, vec2(50, 100), vec2(60, 120))
print(MyEGPObject["x", number]) # prints 50
MyEGPObject["w", number] = 100
MyEGPObject["h"] = 200 # Implicitly typed for less keystrokes; still gets typechecked
print(MyEGPObject:egpSize()) # prints [100, 200]

With EGP Objects, you can use egpCopy between two different screens.

Box = EGP_1:egpBox(1, vec2(), vec2(50)) # Create a box at 0, 0
EGP_2:egpCopy(1, Box) # Copies the properties of Box to EGP_2

You can remove (hide) EGP objects from the screen while still being able to use and update their values.

if(HiddenElement:containsPoint(EGP:egpCursor())) {
    HiddenElement:draw()
} else {
    HiddenElement:hide()
}

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Test code:
Features (Regression)
Operators

[Denneisk]

Can't forget that I've yet to document every function.

[Denneisk]

Would appreciate some eyes on this as I'd like to start refactoring the entirety of EGP after this.

[Denneisk]

I'm getting desperate here so enjoy this lovely content update.

[Vurv78]

I feel like all the xeo methods should have the :egp prefix removed / replaced with set/get, so egpOrder -> setOrder / getOrder. Only reason why that prefix exists for wirelink is because wirelink isn't just egp

[Denneisk]

I feel like all the xeo methods should have the :egp prefix removed / replaced with set/get, so egpOrder -> setOrder / getOrder. Only reason why that prefix exists for wirelink is because wirelink isn't just egp

I agree. I was just worried that it would be a bit annoying when translating from indexed EGP to object EGP to have to learn new function names. I'll clean it up since you mentioned it and I already broke that rule.

[Denneisk]

Okay I'll try to stop adding things now.

[Denneisk]

Actually I still have one thing left to do but maybe I'll save that for the refactor (add parent object reference to objects).

[thegrb93]

Actually I still have one thing left to do but maybe I'll save that for the refactor (add parent object reference to objects).

Just ping when its ready. I think we'll have to assume its been tested and will review the code only to make sure everything looks safe.

[Denneisk]

No, trust me, I'll end up rewriting a quarter of EGP if I do start.

The code is already working and passable. I want to do things slowly in hopes that it makes your job a little easier.

[thegrb93]

This ready to be looked at again?

[Denneisk]

Should be fine now.