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2018-08-24 18:42:07 +02:00
/**
* Splash
* Copyright (c) John Sundell 2018
* MIT license - see LICENSE.md
*/
Theme: Streamline cross-platform implementation Now that we’re making Splash support iOS as well as Mac + Linux, we need to create some nice abstractions to make sure that we can share as much code as possible between all platforms. - Define Font.Loaded and Color.Renderable as platform- specific typealiases for system fonts and colors. - Don’t compile in non-Linux compatible code when building for Linux. - Make Font and Color handle all conversion themselves, so that AttributedStringOutputFormat can be kept more clean.
2018-08-26 00:54:44 +02:00
#if os(iOS)
import UIKit
Replace custom Color struct with typealiases Now that the decision not to support colors on Linux has been made, we can replace the custom `Color` struct with simple typealiases for `NSColor` and `UIColor`. The same can’t be done for font, since we want to enable loading of a font from a path, for SPM packages.
2018-08-26 22:49:39 +02:00
public typealias Color = UIColor
Theme: Streamline cross-platform implementation Now that we’re making Splash support iOS as well as Mac + Linux, we need to create some nice abstractions to make sure that we can share as much code as possible between all platforms. - Define Font.Loaded and Color.Renderable as platform- specific typealiases for system fonts and colors. - Don’t compile in non-Linux compatible code when building for Linux. - Make Font and Color handle all conversion themselves, so that AttributedStringOutputFormat can be kept more clean.
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#elseif os(macOS)
import Cocoa
Replace custom Color struct with typealiases Now that the decision not to support colors on Linux has been made, we can replace the custom `Color` struct with simple typealiases for `NSColor` and `UIColor`. The same can’t be done for font, since we want to enable loading of a font from a path, for SPM packages.
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public typealias Color = NSColor
#endif
Theme: Streamline cross-platform implementation Now that we’re making Splash support iOS as well as Mac + Linux, we need to create some nice abstractions to make sure that we can share as much code as possible between all platforms. - Define Font.Loaded and Color.Renderable as platform- specific typealiases for system fonts and colors. - Don’t compile in non-Linux compatible code when building for Linux. - Make Font and Color handle all conversion themselves, so that AttributedStringOutputFormat can be kept more clean.
2018-08-26 00:54:44 +02:00
Color: Exclude internal extension on Linux
2018-08-26 22:57:02 +02:00
#if !os(Linux)
Theme: Streamline cross-platform implementation Now that we’re making Splash support iOS as well as Mac + Linux, we need to create some nice abstractions to make sure that we can share as much code as possible between all platforms. - Define Font.Loaded and Color.Renderable as platform- specific typealiases for system fonts and colors. - Don’t compile in non-Linux compatible code when building for Linux. - Make Font and Color handle all conversion themselves, so that AttributedStringOutputFormat can be kept more clean.
2018-08-26 00:54:44 +02:00
internal extension Color {
Replace custom Color struct with typealiases Now that the decision not to support colors on Linux has been made, we can replace the custom `Color` struct with simple typealiases for `NSColor` and `UIColor`. The same can’t be done for font, since we want to enable loading of a font from a path, for SPM packages.
2018-08-26 22:49:39 +02:00
convenience init(red: CGFloat, green: CGFloat, blue: CGFloat) {
self.init(red: red, green: green, blue: blue, alpha: 1)
}
Theme: Streamline cross-platform implementation Now that we’re making Splash support iOS as well as Mac + Linux, we need to create some nice abstractions to make sure that we can share as much code as possible between all platforms. - Define Font.Loaded and Color.Renderable as platform- specific typealiases for system fonts and colors. - Don’t compile in non-Linux compatible code when building for Linux. - Make Font and Color handle all conversion themselves, so that AttributedStringOutputFormat can be kept more clean.
2018-08-26 00:54:44 +02:00
}
Color: Exclude internal extension on Linux
2018-08-26 22:57:02 +02:00
#endif
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