DrawRectangleRoundedLines implemented incorrectly?

[Hultan]

It looks like DrawRectangleRoundedLines is implemented incorrectly, in Raylib there are two functions called

    DrawRectangleRoundedLines 
    DrawRectangleRoundedLinesEx

where DrawRectangleRoundedLinesEx takes thickness as an extra argument, while DrawRectangleRoundedLines assumes thickness 1.0.

In raylib-go, only DrawRectangleRoundedLines exists, and it accepts the ´thickness` but it is ignored.

This makes it hard to complete the draw_rectangle_rounded example.

[JupiterRider]

raylib-go purego version works with raylib 5.0 and raylib-go cgo version works with raylib v5.1-dev.

The change came with this commit: raysan5/raylib@b51f4db

If I add these functions to the cgo version, the signature of the functions would differ and if I add them to the purego version, the user would need to compile a raylib v5.1-dev raylib.dll.

I would prefer to wait for the next stable release, before solving this issue.

[gen2brain]

@JupiterRider Perhaps we can think about embedding the DLL in binary. The size of the gzipped library is about 700K, so on runtime, it can unpack it somewhere in /tmp and use the full path to the library. What do you think? However, it would make more sense if other platforms could also work, and it could be behind some build tag.

[JupiterRider]

@gen2brain Do you mean to gzip compress the .dll/.so file and put it base64 encoded into the source code?

[gen2brain]

Yes, well no need for base64, just gzip and embed.

[Caue-Aron]

So we'll get this correct eventually? Rn im working on a UI project similar to WxWidgets but with go and raylib, the incorrect rounded rect lines is really noticeable as of now.

[JupiterRider]

Yes, well no need for base64, just gzip and embed.

@gen2brain I started a discussion for this to not pollute this issue: #453
But yes, it is possible. We would only need our own build pipeline for the libraries.