MML 1.0.1

MML (Mempler's markup language)

MML is an easy way to create osu!Framework UI Elements without much code. it is fully dynamic and can be easily expanded.

Examples

class YourGame : Game
{
    [BackgroundDependencyLoader]
    private void load()
    {
        var xamlData = "<oml>" +
                            "<Box width=\"250px\" height=\"250px\" colour=\"#FF0000\" position=\"0,0\"/>" +
                        "</oml>"
        // Create a parser from our xamlData.
        var parser = new MmlParser(xamlData);
        // Pass our parser into our DisplayContainer so it'll construct on "Add"
        var display = new MmlDisplayContainer(parser);

        Child = display;
    }
}

<mml>
    <Box width="250px" height="250px" colour="#FF0000" position="0,0"/>
    <Box width="2.6041in" height="2.6041in" colour="rgba(0, 0, 255, .4)" position="100,100"/>
    <Box width="187.5pt" height="187.5pt" colour="rgba(0, 255, 255, .6)" position="200,200"/>
    <Box width="15.625pc" height="15.625pc" colour="rgba(255, 0, 255, .8)" position="300,300"/>
</mml>

<mml>
    <BufferedContainer blurSigma="4,-4" cacheDrawnFrameBuffer="true">
        <sprite texture="https://a.ppy.sh/10291354"
            width="250"
            height="250"
        />
    </BufferedContainer>
</mml>

<mml>
    <container width="250" height="250">
        <box width="250" height="250" colour="orange" />
        <sprite texture="https://a.ppy.sh/10291354" width="200" height="200" margin="25" />
    </container>
</mml>

more examples here

License

MML is licensed under MIT which basically means you can do what ever you want as long as you credit me.