Re: How about an SDL_RenderFillQuad function?

for lines, you can store a line in a texture (or, for that matter, you 
can simply store a pixel)
and then rotate and strech the texture with SDL_RenderCopyEx

Le 30/09/2016 à 17:07, SeanOConnor a écrit :
> For now I've done:
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> Code:
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> for (xx=-1; xx<=+1; xx++)
> {
>    for (yy=-1; yy<=+1; yy++)
>    {
>       SDL_RenderDrawLine(m_pRenderer,
>                      ptFrom.x + xx,
>                      ptFrom.y + yy,
>                      ptTo.x + xx,
>                      ptTo.y + yy);
>    }
> }
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> I just thought that adding a quad, triangle or arbitrary number of 
> points function would be so easy (as rects are drawn with triangles 
> anyway) it might as well be added, and I was surprised those functions 
> weren't there already.
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> I took a look at SDL_gpu but I'm wary of trying something without much 
> documentation and potential future support. It does seem to use 
> floating points for coordinates though which is another thing I don't 
> get why SDL doesn't use.
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