compiles and renders textures again

notes/Home.txt

@@ -16,7 +16,6 @@ Main Systems:
 	[[VKProcessor:DynamicVertex|DynamicVertex]]                           ===========
 	[[VKProcessor:CompuState|CompuState]]                              [[~/source/Trac3r-rust/doc/sfml_rust/compute/compu_state/struct.CompuState.html|===========]]
 	
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 ====== Warming Up ======
@@ -26,31 +25,27 @@ Currently I'm getting my bearings again on this project.
 === canvas ===
 I made a maybe(?) good change to the heirarchy of the canvas. Hiding the construction of handles from anything outside.
 
-Currently, canvas is separated out to the state container itself and one API class for users to interact with, in addition to a set of 'managed' objects
+Currently, canvas is separated out to 
+	* A state container: CanvasState
+	* An Interface class CanvasFrame
+	* `Managed` objects. Aka, everything that CanvasState holds
 
-Buffers and Handles are at one level, shared with text which is unrelated.
-	Why do I hold the shader handles (CompiledShaderHandle)
+CanvasText is just laying around until I use it...
+Shader pipeline objects exists in one level of managed
+Handle and Buffer objects exists in the base managed level
 
-In Shader lie the shader compilers, pipelines, and supporting data.
+== Do I commit to the all handles in handles.rs? ==
 
-**Current Question:**
-	Where do I put the CompiledShaderHandles?
-	
-	I need to put them where I create them. The actual shader doesn't.
+FYI The shader API is actually pretty badass
 
+load_shader::<GenericShader, ColorVertex2D>("shadername", a, b);
 
-=== canvas frame ===
-The current workflow:
+--------------------
 
-enum of vertex types
-	sprite holds vertex::type1
-	poly holds vertex::type2
+So right now it looks like I am having some trouble in the drawing of the CanvasFrame I've crafted.
 
-canvasframe holds <enumType>
+It is seriously just a Vector of VertexTypes. Which should be fine
 
-canvasState.run takes canvasFrame<enumType>
-
-canvasState.draw_commands_test(command_buffer, framebuffers, image_num, canvas_frame);
 
 
 
@@ -128,3 +123,4 @@ fn any_content<T>(value : T) where T : IntoContent {
 
 
 
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