balatro-gba/include/font.h
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Update the truncate number function to use decimal point (#333)
* Fixed to truncate as "1.234M" instead of "1234K"

* Optimized by switching to strings to avoid divisions

* Changed FP constants to strings

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Co-authored-by: Copilot <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
2025-12-23 07:52:30 +02:00

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/**
* @file font.h
*
* @brief Utility file to interact with custom font
*/
#ifndef FONT_H
#define FONT_H
/** @name Decimal Point Fonts
* @brief A set of macros to map the fonts decimal-point values (e.g. ".1")
* to their replaced characters.
*
* "FP#" -> Font "Point" "number"
*
*
* For example:
* ```c
* tte_printf("Testing " FP0_STR " Something!");
* ```
* prints "Testing .0 Something!"
*
* The map is the following:
*
* ```c
* '&' == '.0'
* '^' == '.1'
* '}' == '.2'
* '{' == '.3'
* '|' == '.4'
* '`' == '.5'
* '<' == '.6'
* '>' == '.7'
* '_' == '.8'
* ';' == '.9'
* ```
*
* @{
*/
#define FP0_STR "&" // .0
#define FP1_STR "^" // .1
#define FP2_STR "}" // .2
#define FP3_STR "{" // .3
#define FP4_STR "|" // .4
#define FP5_STR "`" // .5
#define FP6_STR "<" // .6
#define FP7_STR ">" // .7
#define FP8_STR "_" // .8
#define FP9_STR ";" // .9
/** @} */
/**
* @brief Get the decimal point string equivalent of 0-9 from integer param.
*
* @param val Value between 0-9 to get ".0" to ".9" equivalents. Note that
* if a value outside of range is passed it will perform '% 10'
* on that value and the last decimal digit will be used.
*
* @return A char* to the string values of '.0' to '.9'
*/
const char* get_font_point_str(int val);
/**
* @brief Get the decimal point char equivalent of 0-9 from char param.
*
* @param digit_char A char of a digit between '0'-'9' to get '.0' to '.9' equivalents. Note that
* if a char outside of range is passed it the return value will be within limits
* but is not defined with any relationship to the input.
*
* @return A char representing a value in the font within the range of '.0' to '.9'
*/
char digit_char_to_font_point(char digit_char);
#endif // FONT_H