def draw_surface_on_fdd(surface: pygame.Surface, flipdotdisplay):
"""Draw the surface onto the display. You need to invoke show()
afterwards to make it visible. Black pixels (rgb 0,0,0) are considered
black and turned off, other colors are considered pixels turned on.
The clipping area of the surface can be modified to draw only part
of the surface. A demo application is available in
demos.PygameSurfaceDemo."""
cx, cy, cw, ch = surface.get_clip()
for y in range(ch):
for x in range(cw):
r, g, b, a = surface.get_at((cx + x, cy + y))
ison = not (r == g == b == 0)
flipdotdisplay.px(x, y, ison)
def draw(self, screen: pygame.Surface, view_rect):
# pygame seems to just set coordinates to 0 if rect is outside of screen and you try and blit it?
# so ensure only visible portion of window onscreen is drawn
r = screen.get_rect().clip(self.rect)
smart_draw(
screen, self.background
if not self._mouseover else self.background_mouseover, r)
# don't let children draw outside of bounds
clipping_rect = screen.get_clip()
screen.set_clip(r)
# draw children
super().draw(screen, view_rect)
# restore screen as we found it
screen.set_clip(clipping_rect)
def draw(self, destination: pg.Surface):
center_x, center_y = self.center.ints()
self.board_texture.draw(destination, center_x, center_y)
coords = self.get_current_coords()
x, y = coords.ints()
prev_clip = destination.get_clip()
destination.set_clip(self.get_rect())
if self._can_hit_player():
self.heart_texture.draw(destination, x, y)
else:
self.hit_heart_texture.draw(destination, x, y)
with self.sprites:
for sprite in self.sprites:
sprite.draw(destination)
destination.set_clip(prev_clip)
with self.unrestricted_sprites:
for sprite in self.unrestricted_sprites:
sprite.draw(destination)
