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This string can contain libtcod color codes. @param fg The foreground color. The printed text is set to this color. If std::nullopt then the foreground will be left unchanged, inheriting the previous value of the tile. @param bg The background color. The background tile under the printed text is set to this color. If std::nullopt then the background will be left unchanged. @param alignment The text justification. @param flag The background blending flag. @code{.cpp} auto console = tcod::Console{80, 50}; tcod::print(console, {0, 0}, "Hello World", {{255, 255, 255}}, {{0, 0, 0}}); @endcode \rst .. versionadded:: 1.19 \endrst */ inline void print( TCOD_Console& console, const std::array& xy, std::string_view str, std::optional fg, std::optional bg, TCOD_alignment_t alignment = TCOD_LEFT, TCOD_bkgnd_flag_t flag = TCOD_BKGND_SET) { const TCOD_ColorRGB* fg_ptr = fg ? &fg.value() : nullptr; const TCOD_ColorRGB* bg_ptr = bg ? &bg.value() : nullptr; check_throw_error( TCOD_console_printn(&console, xy.at(0), xy.at(1), str.size(), str.data(), fg_ptr, bg_ptr, flag, alignment)); } /***************************************************************************** @brief Print a string to a console constrained to a bounding box. @param console A reference to a TCOD_Console. @param rect An `{x, y, width, height}` rectangle, starting from the upper-left-most tile as zero. A width or height of zero will leave that axis unconstrained. @param str The text to print. This string can contain libtcod color codes. @param fg The foreground color. The printed text is set to this color. If std::nullopt then the foreground will be left unchanged, inheriting the previous value of the tile. @param bg The background color. The background tile under the printed text is set to this color. If std::nullopt then the background will be left unchanged. @param alignment The text justification. @param flag The background blending flag. @return int The height of the printed output. @code{.cpp} auto console = tcod::Console{80, 50}; static constexpr auto TEAL = tcod::ColorRGB{0, 255, 255}; // Print "Hello World" centered along the top row, ignoring the background color. tcod::print(console, {0, 0, console->w, 1}, "Hello World", TEAL, std::nullopt, TCOD_CENTER); @endcode \rst .. versionadded:: 1.19 \endrst */ inline int print_rect( TCOD_Console& console, const std::array& rect, std::string_view str, std::optional fg, std::optional bg, TCOD_alignment_t alignment = TCOD_LEFT, TCOD_bkgnd_flag_t flag = TCOD_BKGND_SET) { return check_throw_error(TCOD_console_printn_rect( &console, rect.at(0), rect.at(1), rect.at(2), rect.at(3), str.size(), str.data(), fg ? &fg.value() : nullptr, bg ? &bg.value() : nullptr, flag, alignment)); } /***************************************************************************** @brief Return the height of the word-wrapped text with the given width. @param width The maximum width of the bounding region in tiles. @param str The text to print. This string can contain libtcod color codes. @return int The height of the text as if it were printed. @code{.cpp} auto console = tcod::Console{80, 50}; int y = console->h; // Start Y at the bottom of this console. const int width = 6; y -= tcod::get_height_rect("Long text example", width); // Move y up by the height of this text. tcod::print(console, {0, y, width, 0}, "Long text example", std::nullopt, std::nullopt); @endcode \rst .. versionadded:: 1.19 \endrst */ inline int get_height_rect(int width, std::string_view str) { return check_throw_error(TCOD_console_get_height_rect_wn(width, str.size(), str.data())); } [[deprecated("It is recommended that you print your own banners for frames.")]] inline void print_frame( struct TCOD_Console& console, const std::array& rect, std::string_view title, const TCOD_ColorRGB* fg, const TCOD_ColorRGB* bg, TCOD_bkgnd_flag_t flag = TCOD_BKGND_SET, bool clear = true) { check_throw_error(TCOD_console_printn_frame( &console, rect.at(0), rect.at(1), rect.at(2), rect.at(3), title.size(), title.data(), fg, bg, flag, clear)); } #endif // TCOD_NO_UNICODE /***************************************************************************** @brief Return a formatted string as a std::string object. This is a convience function for code using printf-like formatted strings. Newer more modern code might want to use [the fmt library](https://fmt.dev/latest/index.html) instead. @tparam T Parameter packed arguments. @param format A printf-like format string. @param args Any printf-like arguments. @return A std::string object with the resulting output. @details [fmt::sprintf](https://fmt.dev/latest/api.html#_CPPv4I0Dp0EN3fmt7sprintfENSt12basic_stringI4CharEERK1SDpRK1T) is a faster and safer alternative to this function. @code{.cpp} auto console = tcod::Console{80, 50}; // Use tcod::stringf to encapsulate printf-like parameters. tcod::print(console, {0, 0}, tcod::stringf("%s %s", "Hello", "World"), nullptr, nullptr); @endcode \rst .. versionadded:: 1.19 \endrst */ template inline std::string stringf(const char* format, T... args) { const int str_length = snprintf(nullptr, 0, format, args...); if (str_length < 0) throw std::runtime_error("Failed to format string."); std::string out(str_length, '\0'); snprintf(&out[0], str_length + 1, format, args...); return out; } } // namespace tcod #endif // TCOD_CONSOLE_PRINTING_HPP_