rhino

summary

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• rhino is a lib. written in c++ 4 linux O.S..
• the man. page 4 the rhino lib. can be accessed by typing "man rhino" in the linux terminal/con..
• type "rhino -h" 2 get help on how to use the rhino lib. & type "rhino" 2 get more info. on the lib..

author

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social media:

• Github profile.

capability

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• define
• etc
• file
• math
• secure
• system
• type
• ui
• window

usage

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u can delete using namespace rhino; 2, but then you'd have 2 specify rhino:: b4 it's members.
this is an ex. of a program written in c++ using the rhino lib.:

//badger
#include <rhino/system/main.h>

using namespace rhino;

int main(){
	console con("SYSTEM!");

	con.print(color::get_ui(color::get_ui(color::get_ui("SYSTEM!",color::type::fg,color::blue),color::type::under_line),color::type::over_line));
	console::print("");

	console::print("[._.]: "+info::device::get_os(info::device::get_os())+" con. type: "+console::get_type());

	$S a1=console::get_input(new console::text{.a="[._.]: how are you doing today? ",.fg=color::red});

	console::print("[._.]: you inputted: \""+a1+"\"");

	console::pause();

	console::clear();

	return 0;
}

rhino also supports graphics(using the S.F.M.L. lib.), so u can make games & such. however, if u use graphics, u have 2 compile the code w/ S.F.M.L. lib. linked(as shown in makeFile down below in make).

ex. of rhino graphics:

//badger
#include <rhino/window/main.h>

using namespace rhino;

int main(){
	window* w1=new window("WINDOW!");

	rectangle* r1=new rectangle();
	circle* c1=new circle(color::blue,100,rhino::vector<>(100,100));

	while(w1->isOpen()){
		sf::Event e1;

		while(w1->pollEvent(e1)){
			if(e1.type==sf::Event::Closed){w1->close();}
		}

		w1->clear();

		w1->draw(r1->get());
		w1->draw(c1->get());

		w1->display();
	}

	return 0;
}

make

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var. 2 change 4 use:

• lib_path.
• name.

ex. of a make(.mak) file 4 compiling & running a program using the rhino lib.:

#badger
CC=g++

lib_path:=/home/badger_code/document/code/cpp/lib/rhino/include/
path=/usr/local/bin/
man_path:=/usr/share/man/man1/

man=test.1

name:=test
file:=./$(name).cpp
out:=./$(name).exe

default:compile run

compile:$(file)
	$(CC) $(file) -o $(out) -I $(lib_path)

sfml:
	$(CC) $(file) -o $(out) -I $(lib_path) -lsfml-graphics -lsfml-window -lsfml-system
	$(MAKE) run

run:
	$(out)

clean:
	rm $(out)

path:
	cp $(out) $(path)$(name)

man:
	cp $(man) $(man_path)$(man)
	gzip $(man_path)$(man)

file

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file	description	path
man.	type "man rhino"	/usr/share/man/man1/rhino.1.gz
app.	type "rhino -h"	/usr/local/bin/rhino

color

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rhino uses a 4-bit, 8-bit, & 24-bit clr. sys. as shown in this table:

	intensity	$\textcolor{blue}{\text{blue}}$	$\textcolor{green}{\text{green}}$	$\textcolor{red}{\text{red}}$
abbreviation	I	B	G	R
bits	8	4	2	1
bin.(4-bit)	0b1000	0b0100	0b0010	0b0001
dec.(8-bit)	8	12	10	196
hex.(24-bit)	0x8	0x0000ff	0x00ff00	0xff0000