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8bitMyGoUI/text/odometer.go
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ZacharyZhang-NY 5605d785de Add shop components 436-450; Odometer exact at 15 fps
Fifteen shop components: PriceTag, Wallet, ShopItem, Cart, Receipt,
Checkout, CurrencyConvert, SaleBadge, Quantity, PricingTiers, Coupon,
DailyReward, BidTicker, TradeWindow and VendingMachine.

Receipt prints dot by dot with feed holes and a torn edge; Coupon cuts
real notches; SaleBadge is a sixteen-point starburst; VendingMachine
sells A1 to D4 by code and drops the snack into its tray. Sums are
checked against overflow, TradeWindow withdraws both confirms on any
change to an offer, and a disabled Checkout veils its inert content.

text.Odometer now counts digits as text, steps at 15 fps as S5 asks,
draws exact digits at rest and lands rolls that floats would stall.
2026-10-12 11:15:07 -04:00

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package text
import (
"fmt"
"math"
"strconv"
"github.com/egoist/mygo/ui"
"git.zacharyzhang.com/ZacharyZhang-NY/8bitMyGoUI/pixel"
)
type OdometerOptions struct {
// Digits is zero for as many as value has.
Digits int
Slot pixel.Slot
}
type odoKey struct{}
type odoState struct {
shown float64
last int
}
const odoCell = 10
// Odometer rolls its digits toward value, step by step.
func Odometer(c *ui.Context, value int, o OdometerOptions) *ui.Element {
if value < 0 {
panic(fmt.Sprintf("text: Odometer value %d is negative", value))
}
k := pixel.K(c)
// Counted as text, so the largest int needs no float.
digits := pixel.Or("Odometer Digits", o.Digits, len(strconv.Itoa(value)))
if len(strconv.Itoa(value)) > digits {
panic(fmt.Sprintf("text: Odometer value %d needs more than %d digits", value, digits))
}
h := pixel.LineHeight + 2
e := ui.Box(c).Size(k.D(digits*odoCell), k.D(h)).Label(strconv.Itoa(value)).Role(ui.RoleText)
st := ui.Local(e, odoKey{}, func() odoState { return odoState{shown: float64(value), last: -1} })
target := float64(value)
switch {
case k.Reduce() || st.shown == target:
st.shown, st.last = target, -1
default:
// S5 caps steps at 15 fps; two rolls a step.
tick := k.Tick(c, 15)
if st.last >= 0 {
for range 2 * (tick - st.last) {
st.shown = roll(st.shown, target)
}
}
st.last = tick
}
// At rest digits come from the int; floats would round.
shown, settled, exact := st.shown, st.last < 0, fmt.Sprintf("%0*d", digits, value)
return e.Draw(func(p *ui.Painter, r ui.Rect) {
g := k.Canvas(p, r)
for i := range digits {
x := (digits - 1 - i) * odoCell
d, frac := int(exact[digits-1-i]-'0'), 0.0
if !settled {
d, frac = wheel(shown, i)
}
g.Frame(x, 0, odoCell-1, h, pixel.Sunken, pixel.Well)
g.Clip(x+2, 2, odoCell-5, h-4, func() {
y := 1 - int(frac*float64(h))
g.Text(x+2, y, strconv.Itoa(d), o.Slot, 1)
g.Text(x+2, y+h, strconv.Itoa((d+1)%10), o.Slot, 1)
})
}
})
}
// roll moves shown a step toward target, faster when far.
func roll(shown, target float64) float64 {
diff := target - shown
stride := max(0.25, math.Abs(diff)/6)
// Near 2^53 a step may not move; then land.
next := shown + math.Copysign(stride, diff)
if math.Abs(diff) <= stride || next == shown {
return target
}
return next
}
// wheel is digit i of shown and its roll.
func wheel(shown float64, i int) (d int, frac float64) {
place := math.Pow10(i)
v := shown / place
d = int(math.Floor(v)) % 10
if lower := math.Mod(shown, place); lower > place-1 {
frac = lower - (place - 1)
}
return d, frac
}