Feat: Uniform float and matrix arrays - #82
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This PR adds
FloatArray,Float4Arrayvariants to theUniformenum (and alsoGlamFloatArrayandGlamMatrixArrayvariants if theglamfeature is enabled) for conveniently loading arrays of floats or matrices as uniforms.This is particularly useful for e.g. skeletal animation which might involve loading several matrices for the bone transformations as uniforms.
It might be a nice idea to add an example that uses this and also demonstrates indexing registers in picasso. I may add this in the future if I get around to it.
I think this should resolve #58