rbSFML

[Groogy]

Yes it is. I don't understand why though... this code should be safe:

VALUE rbRenderTarget::SetView( VALUE aSelf, VALUE aView )
{
        rbRenderTarget::ToSFML( aSelf )->setView( *rbMacros::ToSFML< sf::View >( aView, rbView::Class ) );
        return Qnil;
}

VALUE rbRenderTarget::GetDefaultView( VALUE aSelf )
{
        const sf::View& view = rbRenderTarget::ToSFML( aSelf )->getDefaultView();
        VALUE obj = rbMacros::ToRuby( const_cast< sf::View* >( &view ), rbView::Class );
        rb_iv_set( obj, "@__ref__owner", aSelf );
        rb_obj_freeze( obj );
        return obj;
}

I am having a hard time seeing what is wrong here =/


Update: Nevermind I just saw it I think.
The problem is that I more or less forgot about the garbage collector here and is collecting memory inside the render target which is very very bad. Somehow the Mac version garbage collector is invoked more often or something I guess. Anyway there is probably mistakes like this all over the binding.

[Ceylo]

Hmm ok. So I suppose I'll just have to wait for you to fix memory handling?
Maybe you could try to fix it for this instruction only so that we can check whether the issue is really related to the garbage collector.

[Groogy]

I already did. Now I am just waiting for the next bug for you to find

[Ceylo]

The game is working fine now .

[Groogy]

The game is working fine now .

Great! I hope you will try out Ruby and find all the bugs I have made in Mac ^^

[vivo]

Hello Groogy, I've been asking for the code intelligence, you were right, the only way to get completions would be to create a pure ruby file that defined the classes/functions of the module.

http://support.activestate.com/node/8496#comment-21090

[Groogy]

Thought so.

The documentation is done with ruby files and contain all the information you need. So if you only can get the code intelligence tool to parse those files then you are good to go!

[vivo]

Hi. Not sure if it's an error, but when I try to get a Texture from a RenderTexture using getTexture i get:

undefined method `getTexture' for SFML::RenderTexture(500x300, 0x9a16848):SFML::RenderTexture (NoMethodError)

this is a piece of my code:

...
rendertexture = RenderTexture.new(500,300)
 #drawing the texture
showText("A RAGE Game",rendertexture)
texture.display
texture = rendertexture.getTexture
sprite = Sprite.new(texture)
...

 #draws a text in the window
        #default position is like a subtittle
        def showText(text, render = main_window, size = 50, color = Color::White, pos = nil)
                if(!pos)
                        pos = main_window.getSize/2
                        pos.y += 2*pos.y/3
                end
                txt = Text.new(text)
                #txt.setString(text)
                txt.setFont(main_font)
                txt.setCharacterSize(50)
                txt.setColor(color)
                txt.setPosition(pos)
                render.draw txt

        end

 

[Groogy]

That's a bug, I have somehow, I don't know how, missed the getTexture function. I'll add it as soon as I'm at a computer where I can.

[Groogy]

Alright fixed and updated the repo.

[vivo]

Great Groogy

[vivo]

Have you tried the Font::loadFromFile method ?
Maybe it's because of my ATI card, but I get a seg fault 

[Groogy]

Was just the result of a stupid typo from me. It's fixed now.

I'm interested in seeing anything you are working on

[vivo]

It's an adventure game engine (and a little sample game). Its taking longer than I expected, as soon as It will be able to display something near to a game I'll show you 

[vivo]

Hi again Groogy, I can't use RenderWindow::getFrameTime wich should give me the time between frames