Support render-to-offset within a framebuffer #6326
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| } else if (v->fb_address < fb_address && v->fb_address + v->fb_stride * 4 > fb_address) { |
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Should *4 be *2 if the framebuffer format is 16-bit?
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I use 4 here just to avoid the common case, but it checks the x offset < stride below.
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Support render-to-offset within a framebuffer
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Fixes #6324.
I don't actually understand why subtracting the offset in setOrtho works for the preview...
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