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Studying the rendering of various widgets for Papyrix...
There's particular text stylings for titles & brand titles.
A menu item consists of some layout calculations, possibly a background rect, & some text. A toggle is rendered similarly but with 2 pieces of text. As are enums.
Some "button bar" methods decide which arguments to use when deferring to the Graphics Renderer.
A progressbar involves some layout calculations, a couple rects, & some text. Handled specially if progress is <= 0.
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There's a lookuptable & nav controllers for a onscreen keyboard, on the offchance that's needed. As well as a renderer which iterates over the rows & columns to render their labels, while handling a few control keys specially. And adding lines between certain rows. Square brackets are added to indicate selection.
There's a method for looking up the char for the currently-selected key.
Battery has hardcoded layout with 2 rects forming the icon (counting +ve tip) & a 3rd for charge level.
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If the battery's charging 3 lines are added in a lightning-bolt shape, with 4th background rect for legibility. Regardless text is added to render the charge percentage.
The statusbar consists of 2 texts, page no.s on left & percentage on right.
A book card consists of some layout calculations, an optional specially laid-out cover image, soft-wrapped title text, & text naming the author.
A file entry consists of an optional selection box & possibly-truncated text with or without appended "/".
A chapter item consists of an optional selection box, optional ">" marking the current chapter, & possibly-truncated text.
A wifi-entry consists of some layout calculations, an optional selection-box, a possibly-truncated name, 4 boxes denoting signal strength, & possible "*" denoting its a secured network.
There's a couple methods deferring to the method for rendering centred text.
A book placeholder consists of some layout calculations, numerous rects forming a book icon, & error text.
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There's a method which defers to the Graphics Renderer's text-rendering routines taking some layout & styling properties from the theme.
As well as a method which asks the graphics Renderer to soft-wrap the text before having it render each of the resulting lines of text.
There's a method which carefully defers to the image-rendering method on that Graphics Renderer.
Dialogs consist of some layout calculations, cleared area, a rect, some title text, & a couple labeled buttons.
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