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[test_scenes] Port longpathdash test case from Skia #370
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This is a single very long path that results in a large number of line segments when dashing is applied. This demonstrates rendering artifacts.
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I've not had a chance to run this yet - can you include a screenshot?
examples/scenes/src/test_scenes.rs
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I'd probably express this case (lines 16-22) in terms of the new addition
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Done.
Added a butt cap and round cap variant of the pathological longpathdash test case. The round caps exhibit the expected increase in the number of line segments post-flattening, and hence a significant increase in required GPU memory. Also added a new `scene!` macro variant for custom test names and factory functions that return a test function.
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Thanks, and also for the cleanup of the scene creation macros. It will be useful to have more examples that stress the buffer sizes, as we make our way through the dynamic memory question.
This is a single very long path that results in a large number of line segments when dashing is applied. This demonstrates rendering artifacts.