Text

Rendering text

You can use the ctx.text() function.
The color of the text is controlled by ctx.fill.
The size of the text is controlled by ctx.text_size.

#include <p6/p6.h>

int main()
{
    auto ctx   = p6::Context{};
    ctx.update = [&]() {
        ctx.background(p6::NamedColor::Black);
        ctx.fill = p6::NamedColor::Red;
        ctx.text_size = 0.04f;
        ctx.text(u"Some unicode text: éç", p6::Center{});
    };
    ctx.start();
}

info

We support unicode characters (a.k.a. every character you could possibly ever want), but the default C++ strings only support ASCII. This is why text() takes a std::u16string, that you can create by adding the u prefix to your strings: u"Some unicode text: éç".