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v1

v1.2.3

Aug 3, 2022

v1.2.2

Aug 3, 2022

v1.2.1

Jun 30, 2022

v1.2.0

Jun 28, 2022

v1.1.0

Jun 17, 2022

v1.0.3

Jun 5, 2022

v1.0.2

Jun 4, 2022

v1.0.1

Jun 4, 2022

v1.0.0

May 21, 2022

v0

v0.1.0

May 30, 2021

v0.0.19

May 17, 2022

v0.0.18

Jan 16, 2022

v0.0.17

May 31, 2021

v0.0.16

May 30, 2021

v0.0.15

Apr 25, 2021

v0.0.14

Mar 14, 2021

v0.0.13

Feb 25, 2021

v0.0.12

Feb 25, 2021

v0.0.11

Feb 23, 2021

Changes in this version

+ var AvailableFonts map[string]Font

+ var FontNames []string

v0.0.10

Feb 22, 2021

Changes in this version

+ const PIXEL

v0.0.9

Feb 19, 2021

v0.0.8

Dec 15, 2020

v0.0.7

Dec 13, 2020

v0.0.6

Dec 12, 2020

v0.0.5

Dec 9, 2020

v0.0.4

Dec 8, 2020

v0.0.3

Dec 8, 2020

v0.0.2

Dec 7, 2020

v0.0.1

Dec 7, 2020

Changes in this version

+ var Medium = make(Font)

+ func RenderRune(s tcell.Screen, r rune, font Font, x int, y int) (int, error)

+ type Font map[rune]FontRune

+ type FontRune [][]bool