John McCardle
3a85dd818d
The `# mcrf:` stamp recorded verified=<version>@<commit>, so every commit rewrote
the hash in all 130 snippet headers -- a guaranteed 130-file diff carrying no signal
git history doesn't already have, and one `--check` ignores anyway. The version alone
is stable within a dev cycle ("0.2.8-dev") and becomes the release marker at a tag
("0.2.9"), which is the whole point of the field: freezing a version into the docs
site's history, not pinning a commit.
verified is now version-only. The stamper is idempotent again: a second run on a
clean tree changes zero files. This commit is the one-time normalization that strips
the @hash suffix from the existing headers.
Found while cleaning up after a make release-docs run left all 130 snippets dirty
with nothing but hash churn.
32 lines
725 B
Python
32 lines
725 B
Python
# mcrf: objects=[Caption,Color,Frame,Scene,Timer] verified=0.2.8-dev status=ok
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# Timer Basic - Periodic callback
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import mcrfpy
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scene = mcrfpy.Scene("demo")
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mcrfpy.current_scene = scene
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scene.children.append(mcrfpy.Frame(
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pos=(0, 0), size=(1024, 768),
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fill_color=mcrfpy.Color(30, 30, 40)
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))
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counter = mcrfpy.Caption(
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text="Ticks: 0",
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pos=(420, 350))
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counter.fill_color = mcrfpy.Color(255, 220, 100)
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scene.children.append(counter)
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count = 0
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def on_tick(timer, runtime):
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global count
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count += 1
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counter.text = f"Ticks: {count}"
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# Timer fires every 500ms
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timer = mcrfpy.Timer("ticker", on_tick, 500)
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scene.children.append(mcrfpy.Caption(
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text="Timer interval: 500ms",
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pos=(410, 450)
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))
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