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@ -57,22 +57,32 @@ alwaysRender -- boolean, if true, then all term.write or term.blit calls will i
visible -- boolean, if false, then the window just like, won't render, man visible -- boolean, if false, then the window just like, won't render, man
``` ```
All transformation functions (except for `metaTransformation`) are called on every (x, y) position on the screen per window, and each one takes in four arguments: The normal transformation function (`transformation`, not `metaTransformation`) are called on every (x, y) position on the screen per window, and each one takes in six arguments:
1. X position on the screen relative to the window's X position 1. X position on the screen relative to the window's X position
2. Y position on the screen relative to the window's Y position 2. Y position on the screen relative to the window's Y position
3. Character/text color/background color on the window's (X, Y) position (if outside the buffer, is `nil`) 3. Character on the window's (X, Y) (if outside the buffer, is `nil`)
4. `meta` value of the window 4. Text color on the window's (X, Y) (if outside the buffer, is `nil`)
5. Background color on the window's (X, Y) (if outside the buffer, is `nil`)
6. `meta` value of the window
and return the following information: and return the following information:
1. New X position for that part of the window 1. Table containing `{new character X position, new character Y position, new character}` (all optional values)
2. New Y position for that part of the window 2. Table containing `{new text X position, new text Y position, new text color}` (all optional values)
3. Optionally, a new character, text color, or background color (depending on if it's `charTransformation`, `textTransformation`, or `backTransformation`.) 3. Table containing `{new background X position, new background Y position, new background color}` (all optional values)
For instance, it could take in:
```
win.transformation(2, 6, "r", "2", "f", win.meta)`
```
... and return:
```
{2, 6, "R"}, {2, 6, "3"}, {"2, 6, "-"}
```
...with a light blue "R" with a transparent background being placed at (2, 6) to replace the lowercase "r".
`metaTransformation` is different in that it takes one value, being the window's `meta` value, and returns nothing. The `metaTransformation` function just modifies the `meta` value and that's it. `metaTransformation` is different in that it takes one value, being the window's `meta` value, and returns nothing. The `metaTransformation` function just modifies the `meta` value and that's it.
As a side note, the order that the transformations are called in is as follows:
1. metaTransformation
2. charTransformation
3. textTransformation
4. backTransformation
All transformation functions (besides metaTransformation) will not change the contents of the buffer, only alter how they are drawn to the screen. All transformation functions (besides metaTransformation) will not change the contents of the buffer, only alter how they are drawn to the screen.