phosphor, branch v3.3.0Rust library for creating graphical programs
https://code.benbridle.com/phosphor/atom?h=v3.3.02025-07-03T03:09:56ZUpdate version to 3.3.02025-07-03T03:09:56ZBen Bridlebridle.benjamin@gmail.com2025-07-03T03:09:56Zurn:sha1:92a62768fe6be9f72716c14f427767cce5c03b2fTidy event code and add support for hover events2025-07-03T03:09:19ZBen Bridlebridle.benjamin@gmail.com2025-07-03T03:09:19Zurn:sha1:70d26c2744058cfc922527ef994126c6c840848bReduce minimum frame duration to 10 microseconds2025-07-03T03:08:31ZBen Bridlebridle.benjamin@gmail.com2025-07-03T03:08:31Zurn:sha1:9bb58a8557f5000489769e839dbab03d6f71c777
The previous duration of 1 millisecond was noticeably long when drawing
frames at greater than 60 frames a second.
Enforce minimum window dimensions of 1px2025-07-03T03:06:38ZBen Bridlebridle.benjamin@gmail.com2025-07-03T03:06:38Zurn:sha1:7a2218ed5c86813e2531db10ae69d78d97cf0685Allow windows to be created invisible2025-07-03T03:04:07ZBen Bridlebridle.benjamin@gmail.com2025-07-03T03:04:07Zurn:sha1:04cefafd15b6fb5324857c275c70295322f82dd4Change Rust edition to 20242025-07-03T03:01:19ZBen Bridlebridle.benjamin@gmail.com2025-07-03T03:01:04Zurn:sha1:495beeb436322a5d447e80858f5c37412af5d063Update version to 3.2.22025-01-13T21:48:21ZBen Bridleben@derelict.engineering2025-01-13T21:48:21Zurn:sha1:ddad4a7a1a4332feb5f9eca70c9771e36b8a2c81Update name of event-queue dependency2025-01-13T21:47:56ZBen Bridleben@derelict.engineering2025-01-13T21:47:43Zurn:sha1:a9c620b7bd1e2860bb834494859afc661376964bUpdate version to 3.2.12024-12-16T01:42:59ZBen Bridleben@derelict.engineering2024-12-16T01:42:59Zurn:sha1:34217d9e35fb3f4abfa0f94184b0fa739f3c36c2Wait a minimum duration of 1ms between frames2024-12-16T01:41:45ZBen Bridleben@derelict.engineering2024-12-16T01:41:22Zurn:sha1:5f3f80959cd76466e9a026069ab7ab88a7d944b6
The code to do this was already in place, but was only being run on the
very first frame of the program. Programs will now sleep if the previous
frame completed in fewer than 1 millisecond, to prevent processor time
from being wasted by a rapidly spinning program.