- include new functions: ncdirect_stream, ncdirect_supported_styles, ncdirect_styles, nccell_width, ncinput_nomod_p.
- account for functions: ncplane_halign, ncplane_valign.
- rename ncpalette_get_rgb and ncpalette_set_rgb to ncpalette_get_rgb8 and ncpalette_set_rgb8 respectively.
- minor formatting fixes.
ncplane_as_rgba: genericize across blitters
ncplane_as_rgba() previously was implemented explicitly
in terms of NCBLIT_2x1. it now uses the `egcs` field of the
`blitset`. this supports NCBLIT_2x2 and NCBLIT_3x2 in
ncplane_rgba(). Closes#1490.
- update script `function_summary.sh`
- new script `compare_outputs.sh` to compile the differences between versions
- create changes files that summarizes diffs between versions
- remove outdated ouput folders
Extract `libnotcurses-core` from `libnotcurses`. The former contains everything except multimedia code. The latter contains multimedia stuff (a wrapper around FFmpeg or OIIO). If built with `-DUSE_MULTIMEDIA=none`, there will not be any `libnotcurses.so` generated. `libnotcurses.so` uses library constructors/destructors to insert its implementation into the `ncvisual` stack at runtime. Users linking `-lnotcurses` will get the full implementation; users linking `-lnotcurses-core` only will get the stack less multimedia code.
The upshot of this is that someone can compile/install only `libnotcurses-core`, and a program linked against it will work just fine. This eliminates the need to install the full (large) dependency stack of the multimedia code unless necessary. This will hopefully be useful for e.g. installers etc. Closes#339.
Partially reverts: c5c9432ac0
Context: https://github.com/dankamongmen/notcurses/pull/1146
The above commit implemented the much more convenient way of finding and
using a package from CMake, however it broke compatibility with the way
id had been before, which defined various `Notcurses_*` variables.
Revert the `Notcurses` component to the old way and add support for
`Notcurses++` in the same fashion.
Perhaps one day we should think of implementing `find_package` support
by way of a module, which should make it possible to have the cake and
eat the cake. One day.
