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Functions to draw lines and rectangles on tactile graphics buffers #17460

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@bramd bramd commented Nov 29, 2024

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Summary of the issue:

There are functions to draw braille characters on tactile buffers, but there is no way to draw graphics as of yet.

Description of user facing changes

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Description of development approach

Added functions to draw a line between two x, y coordinates and draw either empty or filled rectangles.

Testing strategy:

Created unit tests and validated that the tests ran correctly.

Known issues with pull request:

This code is not yet used in core, but could be used by add-on developers. However, since core does not use this anywhere, this might be a reason to not include it until a core component needs this functionality.

Code Review Checklist:

  • Documentation:
    • Change log entry
    • User Documentation
    • Developer / Technical Documentation
    • Context sensitive help for GUI changes
  • Testing:
    • Unit tests
    • System (end to end) tests
    • Manual testing
  • UX of all users considered:
    • Speech
    • Braille
    • Low Vision
    • Different web browsers
    • Localization in other languages / culture than English
  • API is compatible with existing add-ons.
  • Security precautions taken.

@coderabbitai summary

bramd and others added 14 commits November 29, 2024 22:17
…sts/unit/tactile/` directory, added the necessary `__init__.py` file, and updated the test files with the appropriate copyright and import statements.

The key changes are:
1. Created a new directory `tests/unit/tactile/`
2. Moved `test_drawing.py` and `test_utils.py` into this directory
3. Added an empty `__init__.py` file to make it a proper Python package
4. Removed the old test files from `tests/unit/`

Now you can run the tactile tests using the command:
```cmd
.\runUnitTests.bat tests\unit\tactile
```

This should resolve the import and directory structure issues you were experiencing. The tests are now organized in a way that matches the project's convention for unit tests.

Would you like me to help you run the tests or make any further modifications?
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