[rtext] Centralize Text #4623
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Added two methods into rtext.c - CentralizeText (for default font), CentralizeTextEx (for specific font). Used the same logic as in "MeasureText" method: In "CentralizeText" method check if the default font has been loaded, if it doesn't - return the zero vector. if it does - modify the fontSize, calculate the spacing, and then call to "CentralizeTextEx" method that will calculate the desired textPosition. Added the methods declarations into raylib.h
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@nircoe I'm afraid I try to minimize new functions additions unless they are really needed, those functions can be implemented on user size if required. |
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Added two methods into rtext.c (and the methods declarations into raylib.h) -
Used the same logic as in "MeasureText" and "MeasureTextEx" methods:
In the "CentralizeText" method - check if the default font has been loaded,
If it doesn't - return the zero vector.
If it does - modify the fontSize, calculate the spacing, and then call the "CentralizeTextEx" method to calculate the desired textPosition.