v1.2.0 - Added GPU binding on startup and resolution matching to aspect ratio. Fixed a bug in the text wrapping as well.

argentum.cfg

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 local agcfg = {
   ["halyde"] = {
     ["maindir"] = "",
-    ["version"] = "1.1.0",
+    ["version"] = "1.2.0",
     ["description"] = "A universal, customizable and feature-packed operating system for OpenComputers.",
     ["directories"] = {
       "halyde/apps",

argentum/store/halyde/package.cfg

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Ahalyde/lib/component.lua
 Ahalyde/lib/event.lua
 Ahalyde/lib/filesystem.lua
 Ahalyde/lib/raster.lua"
-V1.0.0
+V1.2.0
 Ahalyde/
 Ahalyde/apps/
 Ahalyde/apps/helpdb/

halyde/core/boot.lua

@@ -1,7 +1,38 @@
 local loadfile = ...
 local filesystem = loadfile("/halyde/lib/filesystem.lua")(loadfile)
 
-_G._OSVERSION = "Halyde 1.1.0"
+_G._OSVERSION = "Halyde 1.2.0"
+
+local gpu = component.proxy(component.list("gpu")())
+local screenAddress = component.list("screen")()
+local screen = component.proxy(screenAddress)
+
+gpu.bind(screenAddress)
+local maxWidth, maxHeight = gpu.maxResolution()
+local aspectX, aspectY = screen.getAspectRatio()
+local screenRatio = aspectX * 2 / aspectY
+
+-- Calculate potential dimensions
+local widthLimited = math.floor(maxHeight * screenRatio)
+local heightLimited = math.floor(maxWidth / screenRatio)
+
+local targetWidth, targetHeight
+
+if widthLimited <= maxWidth then
+  -- Height is the limiting factor
+  targetWidth = widthLimited
+  targetHeight = maxHeight
+else
+  -- Width is the limiting factor
+  targetWidth = maxWidth
+  targetHeight = heightLimited
+end
+
+-- Ensure we never exceed maximum resolution
+targetWidth = math.min(targetWidth, maxWidth)
+targetHeight = math.min(targetHeight, maxHeight)
+
+gpu.setResolution(targetWidth, targetHeight)
 
 function _G.import(module, ...)
   local args = table.pack(...)

halyde/core/termlib.lua

@@ -9,8 +9,6 @@ termlib.cursorPosY = 1
 termlib.readHistory = {}
 
 local width, height = gpu.getResolution()
-termlib.width = width
-termlib.height = height
 
 local ANSIColorPalette = {
   ["dark"] = {
@@ -42,6 +40,7 @@ gpu.setForeground(defaultForegroundColor)
 gpu.setBackground(defaultBackgroundColor)
 
 local function scrollDown()
+  width, height = gpu.getResolution()
   if gpu.copy(1,1,width,height,0,-1) then
     local prevForeground = gpu.getForeground()
     local prevBackground = gpu.getBackground()
@@ -71,6 +70,7 @@ local function parseCodeNumbers(code)
 end
 
 function _G.print(text, endNewLine, textWrap)
+  width, height = gpu.getResolution()
 
   -- you don't know how tiring this was just for ANSI escape code support
 
@@ -94,19 +94,19 @@ function _G.print(text, endNewLine, textWrap)
   -- unfortunately, changing the "i" variable would have unpredictable effects, so to not risk anything, this workaround was done.
   section = ""
 
-  function printSection()
+  local function printSection()
     if #section==0 then
       return
     end
     while true do
       gpu.set(termlib.cursorPosX,termlib.cursorPosY,section)
-      termlib.cursorPosX = termlib.cursorPosX+unicode.wlen(section)
+      if unicode.wlen(section) > width - termlib.cursorPosX + 1 and textWrap then
-      if unicode.wlen(section) > width and textWrap then
+        section = section:sub(width - termlib.cursorPosX + 2)
         newLine()
       else
+        termlib.cursorPosX = termlib.cursorPosX+unicode.wlen(section)
         break
       end
-      section = section:sub(width + 1)
     end
     section = ""
   end
@@ -173,10 +173,10 @@ function _G.print(text, endNewLine, textWrap)
 end
 
 function _G.clear()
-  local xRes, yRes = gpu.getResolution()
+  width, height = gpu.getResolution()
   gpu.setForeground(defaultForegroundColor)
   gpu.setBackground(defaultBackgroundColor)
-  gpu.fill(1,1,xRes,yRes," ")
+  gpu.fill(1,1,width,height," ")
   termlib.cursorPosX, termlib.cursorPosY = 1, 1
 end