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A simple widget that takes 2 buttons, a list of widgets, how many it should display and where.

Then it simply renders the given amount and uses the buttons to "scroll".

A widget that takes a list of Concealers and makes sure that there is at most 1 active at any given time.

Github actions can do a lot.

Ideally, set it up so that:

• It makes sure every pull request is correctly formatter
• there are no (clippy) warnings
• run (doc) tests on pull requests: See #14
• the example page is kept up to date. See #13

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When typing inside an input widget, the text can go wider than the input widget.

A good way to solve it is by making the text scroll able. However the best way to do this is by rendering the text to a texture first. This is currently blocked by ryanisaacg/quicksilver#601

Whitespace messes the cursor location up. It should be easy enough by not counting whitespace in the current string and by positioning the cursor at the beginning rather than at the end of the current glyph when it is after a whitespace.

However, I'm going to wait to fix this until #25 is fixed as that requires a big change in how the input widget works internally anyway.

Silver animation is another library that I made that may make sense to have integrated into Mergui.

I think the best way to do this would be to add a "Drawable" trait that has the following function

fn draw(&mut self, gfx : &mut Graphics ,location :Rectangle ) -> quicksilver::Result<()>

Then, I can simply implement that for everything that implements SimpleAnimation as well as Image and use that.

This would however pose a problem for the current Button. As this would make it impossible to draw the image tinted.

The documentation isn't great. More examples inside the code is probably a good idea.

Probably use github pages to host this page

There are various places where I used an Arc<Mutex<>> which should just become an Rc<RefCell<>>