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Releases

hyperbook@0.107.3

Patch Changes

• f104673 Thanks @mikebarkmin! - Fix pyide: a pygame script's canvas now takes the size from pygame.display.set_mode.

  SDL draws into the canvas element at the surface's own pixel size, but nothing resized that
  element, so it kept the HTML default of 300x150 and every frame was clipped to the top-left
  corner of the game. The failure was quiet: pygame itself reported the requested size, so
  screen.get_size() and pygame.display.get_window_size() both returned (480, 360) for a
  set_mode((480, 360)) whose right half and bottom two thirds were nowhere on screen.

  set_mode now carries the surface size over to the canvas element, the way screensize
  already does for the turtle. The backing store matches the surface pixel for pixel rather
  than being scaled by the device pixel ratio, since SDL writes raw pixels into it.

  Scripts that do not import pygame are untouched, turtle scripts included.

@hyperbook/markdown@0.79.1

Patch Changes

• f104673 Thanks @mikebarkmin! - Fix pyide: a pygame script's canvas now takes the size from pygame.display.set_mode.

  SDL draws into the canvas element at the surface's own pixel size, but nothing resized that
  element, so it kept the HTML default of 300x150 and every frame was clipped to the top-left
  corner of the game. The failure was quiet: pygame itself reported the requested size, so
  screen.get_size() and pygame.display.get_window_size() both returned (480, 360) for a
  set_mode((480, 360)) whose right half and bottom two thirds were nowhere on screen.

  set_mode now carries the surface size over to the canvas element, the way screensize
  already does for the turtle. The backing store matches the surface pixel for pixel rather
  than being scaled by the device pixel ratio, since SDL writes raw pixels into it.

  Scripts that do not import pygame are untouched, turtle scripts included.

hyperbook-studio@0.55.1

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [f104673]:
  • @hyperbook/markdown@0.79.1

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Project	Deployment	Actions	Updated
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