Fill color is still the same with 'color' (i.e. can be overridden by markup still), but now there's a stroke_width and a stroke_color option that, when stroke_width > 0, will draw an outline below the text. Since this isn't a Pango feature, we can't do markup for outlines. (Maybe make that a feature request to Pango if you want it.)
Implements #51
With the new design, we take the load off of deck.rb and simply delegate methods over to the new conf.rb. This means that things like `antialias` is now available as a method to the normal Squib scripts for easy checking (without being mutable). Squib::Conf also handles parsing and defaults, and any potential input validation we need to do in the future.
Typographer is also set up now as a deck-wide configuration. This may change in the future if we want typography customization per-command, although that seems like a strange use case.
Lots of tests for this one, and lots of cross-cutting concerns in this commit.
This commit also includes some tweaks to rspec tests, including tagging of slow tests for a `rake spec_fastonly`
Conflicts:
spec/samples/samples_regression_spec.rb
spec/spec_helper.rb
squib.sublime-project
So the idea behind this is maintain an "expected value" for the sample runs. We store the graphics calls and their arguments as a readable text file. Any change in the samples will break this, but the idea is to make sure this doesn't get broken unexpectedly.
Rearranged the data files in specs
Andy Meneely
Andy Meneely