// Given a card object, populates it with its positioning values and sets its position on-screen for the player hand view
func SetCardPositionHand(c *card.Card, indexInSuit int, suitCounts []int, u *uistate.UIState) {
suitCount := float32(suitCounts[c.GetSuit()])
heightScaler := float32(4 - c.GetSuit())
diff := suitCount*(u.Padding+u.CardDim.X) - (u.WindowSize.X - u.Padding)
x := u.Padding + float32(indexInSuit)*(u.Padding+u.CardDim.X)
if diff > 0 && indexInSuit > 0 {
x -= diff * float32(indexInSuit) / (suitCount - 1)
}
y := u.WindowSize.Y - heightScaler*(u.CardDim.Y+u.Padding) - u.BottomPadding
pos := coords.MakeVec(x, y)
c.SetInitial(pos)
c.Move(pos, u.CardDim, u.Eng)
}
// Given a card object, populates it with its positioning values and sets its position on-screen for the table view
// cardIndex has an X of the total number of cards in hand, and a Y of the position within the hand of the current card
// padding has an X of the padding along the top edge, and a Y of the padding along each other edge
func SetCardPositionTable(c *card.Card, playerIndex int, cardIndex *coords.Vec, u *uistate.UIState) {
pos := CardPositionTable(playerIndex, cardIndex, u)
c.SetInitial(pos)
c.Move(pos, u.TableCardDim, u.Eng)
}
