From afe227385801b7db8a4ecf1ed819121253de66b5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Ki Rill <rill.ki@yahoo.com>
Date: Sat, 6 Aug 2022 22:44:55 +0600
Subject: [PATCH] new vid scripts added

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 ...Using D with Raylib directly | No bindings | 43 +++++++++++++++++++
 ...ite animation | Let's learn Dlang game dev | 22 ++++++++++
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 create mode 100644 video_scripts/importC | Using D with Raylib directly | No bindings
 create mode 100644 video_scripts/learn-dlang/#27 | Sprite animation | Let's learn Dlang game dev

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+Hello and welcome. 
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+In this video we are going to explore a new feature of D called importC. 
+importC is a C11 compiler embedded into D, thus, enabling direct usage of C code.
+And today we are going create a Raylib project in D without using any of the 
+available bindings. We are going to use the Raylib library directly in our D 
+code.
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+I have created project folder. For now it contains just the D source file. 
+It imports a raylib module, creates a window and renders some text to 
+its surface. 
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+I am using the D version 2.100. 
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+Now, lets use importC to build our project. 
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+The first thing we need to do is to create a raylib.c file and include the 
+raylib header. There is one important thing I'd like to highlight before 
+we continue. importC does not have a preprocessor. So all the macros
+and defines won't be available in D. Therefore, if you need a macro from the C
+library, you need to redefine it using the C language. 
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+For example, raylib uses defines to define a basic set of colors. To use those
+in my project I am going to create global color variables.
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+The next step is to run that C file through the C preprocessor. And I will save
+the output of to raylib.i. 
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+We are done. That's it. The final step is to compile our project using the 
+preprocessed raylib.i file and link the raylib library itself.
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+It has successfully compiled the project and if run it... yeah, it works! 
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+Alright, that's it for today. importC is still being developed, so I will 
+update this video in the future, once it is finalized.
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+Have a nice day, and see you next time. 
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diff --git a/video_scripts/learn-dlang/#27 | Sprite animation | Let's learn Dlang game dev b/video_scripts/learn-dlang/#27 | Sprite animation | Let's learn Dlang game dev
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+#26 | Drawing a player | Let's learn Dlang game dev
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+Hello and welcome. In this video we are going to implement sprite animation. I 
+am going to use the textures I found on the internet. You find them in the 
+asserts folder in the git repo. 
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+In the next video we are going to implements player movement and basic 
+animation.
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+Have a nice day.
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