v0.2.2

Added

• Aliased Animation#reset to Animation#reset!.

Changed

• Arguments retro and loop from Animation#new are now keyword arguments.
• Renamed "position" attribute from Animation to "cursor".
• Passing a negative value as duration to Animation#new will default to 0.1.

v0.2.1

Fixed

• Important: in v0.2.0 one of the notable changes is that the instance variable current_frame was changed to position, following that there was
  the need to change every use of @current_frame to @position, however
  since I wasn't thorough enough I forgot to do that in the Animation#draw and Animation#draw_rot
  methods, effectively rendering them useless.
• Important: There was a error in Animation#done? too, where it'll return false always
  independently of if the animation was finished, this was because I forgot to add a return in
  the condition check for the true.
• Internally, Animation#update now resets the animation, instead of Animation#draw
  or Animation#draw_rot (I know, that sounds counterintuitive). This (I think) fixes a precision problem when drawing the last frame
  of an animation, in the which it was drawn for less time than required.

v0.2.0

This release brings mostly improvements and fixes, however there's not that much
new features yet.

Added

• aliased Animation#width and Animation#height to w and h respectively, the same was done
  for Frame.

Changed

• Animation#get_current_frame is now Animation#current_frame as to not be redundant. Following that now Animation#current_frame(The accessor for the instance variable) is renamed to Animation#position.

Fixed

• Previously methods like Animation#done? or Animation#resume didn't return self, so it wasn't possible to chaint them like this

  # Example
  my_animation.pause.resume.duration(200)

  now they do so you can do that.

v0.1.3

Fixed

• Undefined method error in animation, when using size on AniRuby::Frames, now
  use Enumerable#count instead.

Changed

• The way milliseconds are used as duration, before you'll have to use whole numbers
  (1000 is a second, 500 half a second and so on), now we can just use floats for that (1.0 as a second, 0.5 half a second and so on).

v0.1.2

Due to some dumb oversights of mine, I published the gem as "AniRuby" and not "aniruby", rubygems is case-sensitive. Had to yank my two previous versions

Changed

• Downcased the gem name in the gemspec

v0.1.1

Added

• Add .yardopts to included files

Fixed

• Required ruby not being used correctly in gemspec

v0.1.0

Initial release