Add Rect::origin and update Rect::new to specify the origin location of rectangles.
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Add a white line before and after the function you added to make it consistent with the rest, otherwise looks good. |
jagprog5
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Jul 11, 2025
src/sdl2/rect.rs
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| /// The maximal integer value that can be used for rectangles. | ||
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| /// This value is smaller than strictly needed, but is useful in ensuring that | ||
| /// This value is smaller than st isrictly needed, but is useful in ensuring that |
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Fixed the typo as well as a formatting issue I introduced in the Changelog file. Apologies for the collateral damage from editing on mobile 😅 . |
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Answers #1492
The goal is to ensure the origin location is understood and made available to users, as this point is used as a basis for transformations and positioning. Would work in stride with
Rect::center.