The Wren Programming Language. Wren is a small, fast, class-based concurrent scripting language.
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Minimal, zero dependency C++ binding generator for the Wren programming language
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tiny coffee is a framework to develop simple 2d games with opengl 3
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A header only library for binding C++17 classes and functions to Wren, an embeddable programming language
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Not all available types can be checked with the is* functions contained in the types module. Some are missing.
The Wren Programming Language, in the browser
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Wrenegade is a toolkit for developing backends for embedded Wren based projects.
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A functional programming library written for the Wren scripting language.
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Examples made with the DOME engine https://domeengine.com
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A feature complete emscripten "port" of the Wren virtual machine.
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Bindings to the Wren language for use with the D programming language
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Minimal UI library for the comfortable game engine DOME (Written in Wren)
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Crapht Box - The Fantasy Physics Sandbox!
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Haxe/hxcpp @:native bindings for Wren scripting language.
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A collection of Rosetta code made by PureFox and friends
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It's impossible to retrieve the current canvas clip region, making it hard to temporarily reset it.
We already have Canvas.clip() and Canvas.clip(x, y) for setting the offset, but no way to retrieve it. Perhaps a Canvas.clip getter (with a reciprocal setter) could provide the result as a Vector.