Request: Add access to the Atlas and Tileset used by SDLConsoleRender about python-tcod HOT 4 CLOSED

The atlas dimensions are arbitrary since they're generated on-demand, but I can't really tell why you'd need them unless you wanted to access the tiles on the atlas directly. The tileset itself is accessible and tells you the size of a tile which is used for most cases I can think of. What's your example for why you need the atlas size?

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The atlas dimensions were not my goal, but the size of individual tiles within the tileset as you suggested. My issue was that there is no console_render.tileset, and instead I went through the atlas with console_render._atlas.tileset.tile_width.

I wanted to be able to generate textures of strings that could later be used during rendering. I was trying to optimize by keeping one console around for rendering the string to rather than create a new console every time. I initialized this string console with a fixed width of 80. The tile_width / tile_height come in when I want to crop this to just the characters being printed (e.g. if rendering 'foo' then just return a texture of size 3 * tile_width x tile_height rather than 80 * tile_width x tile_height).

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Sorry, I thought you were talking about the internals. I'll go ahead and make SDLConsoleRender._atlas a public attribute.

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Thank you!

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