Various add-ons to embedded-graphics.
Currently, all of the add-ons are DrawTarget (display) transformations.
TL;DR: To use these, add one or both of the following to your Rust module:
rust
use gfx_xtra::draw_target::DrawTargetExt2;
use gfx_xtra::draw_target::OwnedDrawTarget;
1.65, because the Owned<...> transformations use GATs, which just got stabilized.
PackedFrameBufferAn offscreen DrawTarget frame buffer implementation, with resolution of 1 to 8 bits per color. Used to implement flicker-free drawing and sending update deltas to the actual screen.
If you have 16 or 32bpp screen, use the ColorConverted DrawTarget transformation to convert your custom 1 to 8 bit color into the RGB color supported by your screen.
The 8 bit color restriction is unlikely to be lifted, as offscreen buffers with higher bpp require too much RAM.
Owned<...> transformationsThe DrawTargetExt trait in embedded-graphics allows you to clip, crop, translate and color-convert your display,
but these transformations take a &mut reference to your original display, which sometimes can be inconvenient - as in when you want to transform your screen and
then send an owned (Box-ed or not) instance to a generic piece of drawing code.
Trait OwnedDrawTargetExt provides "owned" versions of these transformations, as well as of all transformations defined in this crate (rotated, scaled, buffered and flushing).
See this embedded-graphics PR for more details.
Buffered transformationUses two PackedFrameBuffer instances to achieve flicker-free incremental updates to the actual screen.
Rotated - rotates the draw target to 90, 180 or 270 degreesScaled - scales the draw target by a predefined ratio; makes sense for scaling down, not upFlushable - an extension trait of DrawTarget that features a flush method. Useful when your display needs to be flushed at the end of the drawing, or when using a buffered transformation.None, as of now :p