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Overview ¶

Package menu is the graphical interface allowing to browse games, launch games, configure settings, and display a contextual menu to interract with the running game.

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func Render()
func RenderNotifications()
func Update()
type Menu
- func Init(v *video.Video) *Menu
- func (menu *Menu) ContextReset()
- func (menu *Menu) WarpToQuickMenu()
type Scene

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Functions ¶

func Render ¶

func Render()

Render takes care of rendering the menu

func RenderNotifications ¶

func RenderNotifications()

RenderNotifications draws the list of notification messages on the viewport

func Update ¶

func Update()

Update takes care of calling the update method of the current scene. Each scene has it's own input logic to allow a variety of navigation systems.

Types ¶

type Menu struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Menu is a type holding the menu state, the stack of scenes, tweens, etc

func Init ¶

func Init(v *video.Video) *Menu

Init initializes the menu. If a game is already running, it will warp the user to the quick menu. If not, it will display the menu tabs.

func (menu *Menu) ContextReset()

ContextReset uploads the UI images to the GPU. It should be called after each time the window is recreated.

func (menu *Menu) WarpToQuickMenu()

WarpToQuickMenu loads the contextual menu for games that are launched from the command line interface.

type Scene ¶

type Scene interface {
	Entry() *entry
	// contains filtered or unexported methods
}

Scene represents a page of the UI A scene is typically an entry displaying its own children A segue is a smooth transition between two scenes.

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