[example] Unicode codepoints loading #4886
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A review of the code is required. Since I'm not sure what's written correctly at all.
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| // Helper function to add a range of Unicode codepoints | ||
| void AddRange(int start, int stop) |
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Nested functions are a GCC extension, so this should probably be moved out to a function like
// Return non-zero on error, maybe?
int AddCodeRange(int **codes, int *capacity, int *count, int start, int stop) {
// ...
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Nested functions are a GCC extension, so this should probably be moved out to a function like
// Return non-zero on error, maybe? int AddCodeRange(int **codes, int *capacity, int *count, int start, int stop) { // ... }
Well, I don't know C well, and I didn't even know that.
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| Font LoadUnicodeFont(const char* fileName, int fontSize, int textureFilter) | ||
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| int* cp = NULL; // Array to store Unicode codepoints |
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I think a better name might be codes or codePoints.
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Yes, you're right, we need to give names more understandable meanings.
| // Expand array if needed | ||
| if (count >= capacity) | ||
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| capacity += 1024; | ||
| int* newCp = (int*)realloc(cp, capacity * sizeof(int)); | ||
| if (!newCp) | ||
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| free(cp); | ||
| return GetFontDefault(); | ||
| } | ||
| cp = newCp; | ||
| } |
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At a glance, I think the initial capacity of 65536 = 2^16 is big enough without resizing, since you're only adding code points smaller than 0xFFFF?
The creation of the array has been rewritten, the size of the example has been reduced
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@GuvaCode thanks for the example, there is already a similar example, maybe some parts of this one can be moved to the existing one. I'll keep this PR open to check the parts that can be ported. |
A review of the code is required. Since I'm not sure what's written correctly at all.