18th of October 2021 to 24th of October 2021

Releases

The first release that comes with binary packages!

SixtyFPS 0.1.4

See the ChangeLog for a details of the changes. Highlights includes:

• We provide now binary packages for the sixtyfps-viewer
• The sixtyfps-viewerunderstands a new command line argument: --on [callback] [handler]. It runs the callback when called.
• It is now possible to query the length of a model with model.length

Cargo UI 0.3

• The dependency tree shows which crates from the dependencies are out of date
• And you can upgrade, remove, or add new dependencies from the UI
• Cargo UI can now list all your programs installed with cargo install
• It is possible to upgrade, remove, or install new crates with cargo install

SixtyFPS UI Library

• Changes to the .60 language
  • It's now possible to access the length of models (PR #580). Thank you James Blacklock for the contribution!
  • Expose window-background in the native StyleMetrics ( 8f2e4f)
• Fixes
  • Track length of models in the interpreter, Rust and C++ ( 63bf1a, 8596cc, 7d12fd)

    This is done by exposing the ModelNotify to the caller via the new ModelTracker trait, which has a function that allows "hooking" into the dirty tracking of the size.

  • Work around crash in Qt mac style when drawing scrollbars with invalid size ( dec6c6)

    Fixes #595

  • Fix compatibility of attach_peer on ModelHandle for older models ( 7b687d)

    If the model doesn't implement model_tracker then we must forward attach_peer.

  • ListView: Attempt to account for ListView with different item height ( e3d9ab)

    As an attempt to fix part of https://github.com/sixtyfpsui/cargo-ui/issues/10

• Janitor work
  • cargo-audit: Remove indirect dependency on outdated time crate ( bb071f)

Applications

News about applications built with SixtyFPS

Cargo UI

• Generate binary packages with GitHub actions

Statistics

67 patches were committed by 4 authors.

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