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# MLEM.Startup # MLEM.Startup
**MLEM.Startup** is a simple package that contains a `MlemGame` class which extends MonoGame's `Game`. This class contains additional properties that most games created with MonoGame and MLEM will have: **MLEM.Startup** is a simple package that contains a `MlemGame` class which extends MonoGame's `Game`. This class contains additional properties that most games created with MonoGame and MLEM will have:
- An [InputHandler](https://github.com/Ellpeck/MLEM/wiki/Input-Handler) - An [InputHandler](xref:MLEM.Input.InputHandler)
- A `SpriteBatch` and `GraphicsDeviceManager` - A `SpriteBatch` and `GraphicsDeviceManager`
- A [UiSystem](https://github.com/Ellpeck/MLEM/wiki/MLEM.Ui) - A [UiSystem](ui.md)
- Some delegate callbacks for loading, updating and drawing that allow additional code to be executed from outside the game class - Some delegate callbacks for loading, updating and drawing that allow additional code to be executed from outside the game class
Additionally, it comes with the [Coroutine](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Coroutine) package preinstalled. The Coroutine package allows creating and running operations alongside the regular game loop without asynchrony. It comes with a `CoroutineEvents` class that contains two types of events that are automatically invoked by `MlemGame`. For more information on how this is useful, see [the Coroutine README](https://github.com/Ellpeck/Coroutine/blob/main/README.md). Additionally, it comes with the [Coroutine](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Coroutine) package preinstalled. The Coroutine package allows creating and running operations alongside the regular game loop without asynchrony. It comes with a `CoroutineEvents` class that contains two types of events that are automatically invoked by `MlemGame`. For more information on how this is useful, see [the Coroutine README](https://github.com/Ellpeck/Coroutine/blob/main/README.md).

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Text formatting makes use of [generic fonts](font_extensions.md). Text formatting makes use of [generic fonts](font_extensions.md).
It should also be noted that [MLEM.Ui](https://github.com/Ellpeck/MLEM/wiki/MLEM.Ui)'s `Paragraph`s support text formatting out of the box. It should also be noted that [MLEM.Ui](ui.md)'s `Paragraph`s support text formatting out of the box.
*This documentation is about the new text formatting that was introduced in MLEM 3.3.1. You can see the documentation for the legacy text formatting system [here](text_formatting_legacy.md).* *This documentation is about the new text formatting that was introduced in MLEM 3.3.1. You can see the documentation for the legacy text formatting system [here](text_formatting_legacy.md).*

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Text formatting makes use of [generic fonts](font_extensions.md). Text formatting makes use of [generic fonts](font_extensions.md).
It should also be noted that [MLEM.Ui](https://github.com/Ellpeck/MLEM/wiki/MLEM.Ui)'s `Paragraph`s support text formatting out of the box. It should also be noted that [MLEM.Ui](ui.md)'s `Paragraph`s support text formatting out of the box.
## Formatting codes ## Formatting codes
To format your text, you can insert *formatting codes* into it. These codes are surrounded by `[]` by default, however these delimiters can be changed like so: To format your text, you can insert *formatting codes* into it. These codes are surrounded by `[]` by default, however these delimiters can be changed like so:
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## Getting your text ready ## Getting your text ready
To actually display the text with formatting, you first need to gather the formatting data from the text. For performance reasons, this is best done when the text changes, and not every render frame. To actually display the text with formatting, you first need to gather the formatting data from the text. For performance reasons, this is best done when the text changes, and not every render frame.
To gather formatting data, you will need a [generic font](https://github.com/Ellpeck/MLEM/wiki/Font-Extensions). With it, you can gather the data in the form of a `FormattingCodeCollection` like so: To gather formatting data, you will need a [generic font](font_extensions.md). With it, you can gather the data in the form of a `FormattingCodeCollection` like so:
```cs ```cs
var font = new GenericSpriteFont(this.Content.Load<SpriteFont>("Fonts/ExampleFont")); var font = new GenericSpriteFont(this.Content.Load<SpriteFont>("Fonts/ExampleFont"));
var text = "This is the [Blue]text[White] that should be [Wobbly]formatted[Unanimated]."; var text = "This is the [Blue]text[White] that should be [Wobbly]formatted[Unanimated].";

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steps { steps {
sh 'dotnet tool restore' sh 'dotnet tool restore'
// we use xvfb to allow for graphics-dependent tests // we use xvfb to allow for graphics-dependent tests
sh 'xvfb-run -a dotnet dotnet-cake --Target=Publish --Branch=' + env.BRANCH_NAME sh 'xvfb-run -a dotnet cake --target Publish --branch ' + env.BRANCH_NAME
} }
} }
stage('Document') { stage('Document') {
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branch 'release' branch 'release'
} }
steps { steps {
sh 'dotnet dotnet-cake --Target=Document' sh 'dotnet cake --target Document'
sh 'cp Docs/_site/** /var/www/MLEM/ -r' sh 'cp Docs/_site/** /var/www/MLEM/ -r'
} }
} }