Also:
* Move stuff around to a builtin/ folder
* Separate out classes to follow my one-class-per-file convention
* Samples are renamed to the underscore convention
I just like the word "sprue", and it's more descriptive than our original choice of "template". If I had to start Squib all over again, I would probably name it "Sprue" :P
While writing this I realized that this really should be part of part_3_workflows.rst, so it'll eventually make it into there. But it's recorded in its unpolished form for now.
Needed to set squibcolor prior to translating the coordinate system so that gradients are relative to the card (as is documented). This also means stroking is done AFTER drawing the text, which looks better anyway.
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
If you're living in a non-UTF-8 character set, then you can configure what quotes are smartly changed.
If my regexes are messing things up, you can also turn this off with smart_quotes: false
Also updated docs.
This closes#50
Andy Meneely
Andy Meneely