Description
As a user of the figlet4s library I would like to have support for print direction, which is the ability to print the text left-to-right (as per usual western writing) or right-to-left.
Here are the example of what that means.
Left-to-right:
_ _ ____ _
/ \ | |__ / ___|__| |
/ _ \ | '_ \| | / _` |
/ ___ \| |_) | |__| (_| |
/_/ \_\_.__/ \____\__,_|
Right-to-left:
_ ____ _ _
__| |/ ___| |__ / \
/ _` | | | '_ \ / _ \
| (_| | |___| |_) / ___ \
\__,_|\____|_.__/_/ \_\
Implementation
The original command line figlet allows users to print their text left-to-right, right-to-left or use the default setting for the font.
Figlet4s already has the data structures required to support print direction but doesn't implement the algorithm yet.
Similar features in the wild
See the figlet man page: https://linux.die.net/man/6/figlet
Description
As a user of the figlet4s library I would like to have support for print direction, which is the ability to print the text left-to-right (as per usual western writing) or right-to-left.
Here are the example of what that means.
Left-to-right:
Right-to-left:
Implementation
The original command line figlet allows users to print their text left-to-right, right-to-left or use the default setting for the font.
Figlet4s already has the data structures required to support print direction but doesn't implement the algorithm yet.
Similar features in the wild
See the figlet man page: https://linux.die.net/man/6/figlet