# Handoff — the last two raylib ports

Two examples, `text_codepoints_loading` and `textures_image_processing`, ported into
`examples/`. This file is the running record: what is done, what was decided without
being able to ask, and what is still open. `PORTING.md` gets the findings that outlive
the port; this file gets the state of the work.

## Status

- [ ] `examples/text-codepoints-loading.flan`
- [ ] `examples/textures-image-processing.flan`
- [ ] Headless acceptance cases for the halves that are arithmetic
- [ ] `PORTING.md` section for this round

## The plan, and why it is this one

Both examples in the upstream tree load a file out of `resources/`, and neither file is
in this repo. That is the first decision and it is made the same way the three textures
examples already here made it: **nothing is vendored, the pixels are generated.**
`parrots.png` is `❔` in raylib's own `examples/textures/resources/LICENSE.md` — no
author, no licence — so it is not a file to copy into somebody else's repository on a
sleeping author's behalf. The image-processing example builds its source image out of
`gen-image-*` calls instead.

The font is the harder half and is the one open question below.

## Open questions for the author

1. **Vendor `DotGothic16-Regular.ttf`?** `text_codepoints_loading` draws Japanese, and
   there is no CJK font in this tree. The font is SIL OFL 1.1 and therefore
   redistributable, but it is 2 MB of binary in a repository that has one 1 KB PNG in
   it, and that is a call about the repository rather than about the port. The example
   is written to work either way: it looks for the file, and if the font did not load it
   says so on screen and falls back to the default font. Drop the TTF in and the glyphs
   appear.

## Log

- Started from `957ba07` on `dev-loop`.