@overtone-art/canvas-editor-core 0.6.0 → 0.6.2
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- package/dist/index.d.mts +26 -1
- package/dist/index.d.ts +26 -1
- package/dist/index.global.js +39 -39
- package/dist/index.global.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/index.js +55 -6
- package/dist/index.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/index.mjs +55 -6
- package/dist/index.mjs.map +1 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/dist/index.d.mts
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@@ -63,6 +63,14 @@ declare class LayerManager {
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* group's matrix must NOT be re-applied on top of it.
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*/
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private dissolve;
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/**
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* Move existing layer records under a group, and announce the new tree.
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* Assigning `group.children` directly emits nothing, and the reorder that
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* follows a grouping is a no-op whenever the group already sits where it
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* belongs — leaving `layers:changed` describing a childless group, so a panel
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* built on it renders the group with nothing inside.
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*/
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adoptChildren(group: Layer, children: Layer[]): void;
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/**
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* Re-attach child records to an enlivened group. `data[i]` describes
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* `group._objects[i]` — the order fabric serializes and restores them in. A
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private layers;
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private history;
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private events;
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/**
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* Typing on the canvas changes the run the paths were built for. Fabric drops
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* a glyph whose centre falls past the end of the path, so without rebuilding
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* here a longer replacement simply vanishes — select-all-and-retype rendered
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* an empty box — and a shorter one piles up on a path built for the old text.
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*
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* No history entry: fabric records the edit when editing exits, and one save
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* per keystroke would bury every earlier step under the typing.
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*/
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private readonly onTextChanged;
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constructor(canvas: Canvas, layers: LayerManager, history: HistoryManager, events: EventEmitter<EditorEvents>);
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dispose(): void;
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/** Curve parameters for a layer, or null when it is not curved text. */
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get(layerId: string): TextCurveConfig | null;
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isCurved(layerId: string): boolean;
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* without this the curve keeps that of the text it was created from.
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*/
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refresh(layerId: string, save?: boolean): boolean;
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/**
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/**
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* Rebuild every curved layer — used after a state restore.
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*
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* `getAll` is the canvas stack, so this walks each group's children too:
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* curved text inside a group would otherwise keep the path geometry it was
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* restored with, and stop tracking its own text, font and size.
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*/
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refreshAll(): void;
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/**
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* Puts every line's path on the object as one shape, and hooks per-line
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package/dist/index.d.ts
CHANGED
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@@ -63,6 +63,14 @@ declare class LayerManager {
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* group's matrix must NOT be re-applied on top of it.
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*/
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private dissolve;
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/**
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67
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* Move existing layer records under a group, and announce the new tree.
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68
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+
* Assigning `group.children` directly emits nothing, and the reorder that
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69
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+
* follows a grouping is a no-op whenever the group already sits where it
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70
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+
* belongs — leaving `layers:changed` describing a childless group, so a panel
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71
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* built on it renders the group with nothing inside.
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72
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*/
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adoptChildren(group: Layer, children: Layer[]): void;
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66
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/**
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67
75
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* Re-attach child records to an enlivened group. `data[i]` describes
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68
76
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* `group._objects[i]` — the order fabric serializes and restores them in. A
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@@ -505,7 +513,18 @@ declare class TextCurveManager {
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505
513
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private layers;
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506
514
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private history;
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507
515
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private events;
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516
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+
/**
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517
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+
* Typing on the canvas changes the run the paths were built for. Fabric drops
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518
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+
* a glyph whose centre falls past the end of the path, so without rebuilding
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519
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+
* here a longer replacement simply vanishes — select-all-and-retype rendered
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520
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+
* an empty box — and a shorter one piles up on a path built for the old text.
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521
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+
*
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522
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* No history entry: fabric records the edit when editing exits, and one save
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523
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* per keystroke would bury every earlier step under the typing.
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524
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*/
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525
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private readonly onTextChanged;
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constructor(canvas: Canvas, layers: LayerManager, history: HistoryManager, events: EventEmitter<EditorEvents>);
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dispose(): void;
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/** Curve parameters for a layer, or null when it is not curved text. */
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get(layerId: string): TextCurveConfig | null;
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isCurved(layerId: string): boolean;
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@@ -519,7 +538,13 @@ declare class TextCurveManager {
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519
538
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* without this the curve keeps that of the text it was created from.
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520
539
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*/
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521
540
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refresh(layerId: string, save?: boolean): boolean;
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522
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-
/**
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541
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+
/**
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542
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+
* Rebuild every curved layer — used after a state restore.
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543
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+
*
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544
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+
* `getAll` is the canvas stack, so this walks each group's children too:
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545
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* curved text inside a group would otherwise keep the path geometry it was
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546
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* restored with, and stop tracking its own text, font and size.
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547
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*/
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refreshAll(): void;
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549
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/**
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* Puts every line's path on the object as one shape, and hooks per-line
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