//Graphics.c version
//#include "graphics.h"
//#include "framebuffer.h"

//OSLib Version
#include <oslib/oslib.h>


#define RGB(r,v,b)              ((r) | ((v)<<8) | ((b)<<16) | (0xff<<24))

void drawBar(int xloc, int xsiz, int yloc, int ysiz, int color1, int color2, int color3){
    /*Graphics.c version*/
    //fillScreenRect(RGB(color1, color2, color3),xloc, yloc, xsiz, ysiz);
    
    /*OSLib Version, the 150 at the end is the Alpha amount for opacity*/
    oslDrawLine(xloc, yloc, xsiz, ysiz, RGBA(color1, color2, color3, 150));
}
void showBatteryBar(){
    float barLife = 0;
    if (scePowerIsBatteryExist()) barLife = scePowerGetBatteryLifePercent();
    
    int xLoc = 0;
    int yLoc = 0;
    float barCount = 0;
    
    /*Uncomment the below line to draw the bar for 100%*/
    //barLife = 100;
    
    while(barCount < barLife){
        barCount+=2.5;
        /*OSLib version uses 4 coordinates describing the corners of the line like a box.
        If both x's and y's are equal, like x,x,y,y 3,3,6,6 then nothing shows up on screen.
        I do not know why. If you use x,x,y,y, 3,40,6,6 it will draw a line from x3,y6 to x40,y6*/
        drawBar(xLoc,xLoc+10,yLoc,yLoc,255,255,255);
        drawBar(xLoc,xLoc+10,yLoc+1,yLoc+1,0,0,0);
        drawBar(xLoc,xLoc,yLoc,yLoc+2,255,255,255);
        drawBar(xLoc+10,xLoc+10,yLoc,yLoc+2,0,0,0);
        
        /*Graphics.c version uses x,y to show startpoint and endpoint of the line*/
        /*drawBar(xLoc,yLoc,10,1,250,250,250);
        drawBar(xLoc,yLoc+1,1,1,250,250,250);
        drawBar(xLoc+10,yLoc,1,1,100,100,100);
        drawBar(xLoc+1,yLoc+1,10,1,100,100,100);*/
        
        xLoc+=12;
    }
}