malison 0.11.2

A little terminal UI package for the browser.

0.11.2

• Add Screen.resize() and call it when the UserInterface gets bound to a terminal with a different size.

0.11.1

• Add more key codes to KeyCode.

0.11.0

• Don't resize the canvas given to RetroTerminal.

• Allow controlling the scaling for RetroTerminal.

• Don't require double-sized source images for RetroTerminal. Instead, it uses imageSmoothingEnabled to ensure pixels don't get fuzzy when drawing from the font canvas.

  This is a breaking change because it means custom font images, which used to have to be double-sized, should no longer be.

0.10.0

• Update to Dart 2. Remove new and const keywords.

0.9.0

• keyUp() events.

0.8.0

• Change Color.blend() to take a value from (0, 1.0) instead of a percent.
• Add Color.add().

0.7.0

• Fill in the rest of the character codes to CharCode.
• Add Color.blend() and store colors as RGB.
• Add foreColor, backColor, and fill() to Terminal.

0.6.0

• Split into two libraries. The core malison library does not import "dart:html" and can be used in command-line applications. It's not useful outside of the web, but it lets you test code in a "headless" fashion that uses malison on the standalone VM.

0.5.1

• Get rid of implicit casts and dynamic.

0.5.0

• Add type parameters to UserInterface, KeyBindings, and Screen so that the bound objects can be precisely typed.

0.4.3

• Make strong mode clean.

0.4.2

• Widen constraint on piecemeal.

0.4.1

• Fix semicolon handling on Firefox.

0.4.0

• Add constants to CharCode for every character in code page 437.
• Make constants lowerCamelCase.

0.3.0

• Automatically create a canvas if not given one.
• Allow creating a UserInterface without an initial terminal.
• Add an example app.

0.2.1

• Fix bad assert in Screen._bind().

0.2.0

• Redo key input handling. Instead of a (mostly broken) Keyboard class, it exposes raw key down events as they happen and also allows user-defined key bindings.

• Refactor UserInterface and clean up how opaque/transparent screens are handled.

• Remove (useless) write() method.

• Handle semicolon keyCode difference between Firefox (59) and Chrome (186).