Helco

I have not tested this patch.

Small enemy icons

Icons are stored in textures/misc/mpi000, a square texture that is used as follows:

• The first 0.390625% from the top and left are ignored.
  For the original size 256 this amounts to exactly one pixel.
• There is a twelve by twelve grid using 8.204125% per tile.
  For ths original size 256 this amounts to exactly 21 pixels.
• The last original tile 143 is reserved for the selection rectangle

To extend this, the easiest way would be to increase the texture size to 512x512.

Helco

const net = require("net");
const repl = require("repl");
const sock = net.connect(63771);
sock.on('close', () => process.exit(0));

function flat(arr)
{
    if (!Array.isArray(arr))
        return [ arr ];
    return arr

Helco

// testframework.h
// tl;dr module has to be identifier, name does not, only one point to add tests
#define NGFX_BIG_TEST(module, name, code) // stub
#define NGFX_SMALL_TEST(module, name, code) // stub
#define NGFX_ASSERT(cond, msg) // see assert.h

// some_test.h
NGFX_TEST(GBitmap, Some important test, {
  NGFX_ASSERT_EQ(true, false);
})

Helco

// menu_layer_set_column_number would be used to implement the ActionMenuLevelDisplayModeThin functionality
// menu_layer_set_reload_behaviour tp implement the action menu on chalk (as the highlighted cell takes up more space than non-highlighted)
// my biggest doubt is MenuLayerReloadBehaviourOnRender as I don't see a use-case for it, I included it for completion reasons

//! Sets the number of columns for the \ref MenuLayer. A cell then has a width of
//! `frame.size.w / num_columns`. The height of a particular row is determined by the
//! maximum height of the cells (and the separators). If there are less than
//! `num_columns` in a row the additional space is not touched.
//! @param menu_layer Pointer to the \ref MenuLayer for which to set the column number.
//! @param num_columns The number of columns to set for the \ref MenuLayer.

Helco

void menu_cell_chalk_draw(GContext *ctx, const Layer *layer, const char *previous, MenuItem *selected, const char *next)
{
    GRect frame = layer_get_frame(layer);
    
    // Draw the selected item:
    const char *selected_title = selected->text;
    
    bool has_icon = selected->image_res_id == 0 ? false : true;
    
    if (selected_title)

Helco

/* test.c
 * routines for [...]
 * RebbleOS
 *
 * Author: Hermann Noll
 */

#include "rebbleos.h"
#include "test.h"
#include "librebble.h"