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Internals: Window rectangles: Fixed ContentsRegion lag by moving back after Scrollbar, fixes b50c61c9. Shuffling setup order and added comments.

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2019-05-28 16:00:34 +02:00
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@@ -4996,6 +4996,8 @@ static void ImGui::RenderWindowOuterBorders(ImGuiWindow* window)
}
}
// Draw background and borders
// Draw and handle scrollbars
void ImGui::RenderWindowDecorations(ImGuiWindow* window, const ImRect& title_bar_rect, bool title_bar_is_highlight, int resize_grip_count, const ImU32 resize_grip_col[4], float resize_grip_draw_size)
{
ImGuiContext& g = *GImGui;
@@ -5503,39 +5505,46 @@ bool ImGui::Begin(const char* name, bool* p_open, ImGuiWindowFlags flags)
// Store a backup of SizeFull which we will use next frame to decide if we need scrollbars.
window->SizeFullAtLastBegin = window->SizeFull;
// UPDATE RECTANGLES
// UPDATE RECTANGLES (1- THOSE NOT AFFECTED BY SCROLLING)
// Update various regions. Variables they depends on should be set above in this function.
// We set this up after processing the resize grip so that our rectangles doesn't lag by a frame.
// Update various regions. Variables they depends on are set above in this function.
// FIXME: window->ContentsRegionRect.Max is currently very misleading / partly faulty, but some BeginChild() patterns relies on it.
// NB: WindowBorderSize is included in WindowPadding _and_ ScrollbarSizes so we need to cancel one out.
window->ContentsRegionRect.Min.x = window->Pos.x - window->Scroll.x + window->WindowPadding.x;
window->ContentsRegionRect.Min.y = window->Pos.y - window->Scroll.y + window->WindowPadding.y + window->TitleBarHeight() + window->MenuBarHeight();
window->ContentsRegionRect.Max.x = window->Pos.x - window->Scroll.x - window->WindowPadding.x + (window->SizeContentsExplicit.x != 0.0f ? window->SizeContentsExplicit.x : (window->Size.x - window->ScrollbarSizes.x + ImMin(window->ScrollbarSizes.x, window->WindowBorderSize)));
window->ContentsRegionRect.Max.y = window->Pos.y - window->Scroll.y - window->WindowPadding.y + (window->SizeContentsExplicit.y != 0.0f ? window->SizeContentsExplicit.y : (window->Size.y - window->ScrollbarSizes.y + ImMin(window->ScrollbarSizes.y, window->WindowBorderSize)));
// Outer rectangle
// Not affected by window border size. Used by:
// - FindHoveredWindow() (w/ extra padding when border resize is enabled)
// - Begin() initial clipping rect for drawing window background and borders.
// - Begin() clipping whole child
ImRect host_rect = ((flags & ImGuiWindowFlags_ChildWindow) && !(flags & ImGuiWindowFlags_Popup) && !window_is_child_tooltip) ? parent_window->ClipRect : viewport_rect;
window->OuterRectClipped = window->Rect();
window->OuterRectClipped.ClipWith(host_rect);
// Inner rectangle
// We set this up after processing the resize grip so that our clip rectangle doesn't lag by a frame
// Note that if our window is collapsed we will end up with an inverted (~null) clipping rectangle which is the correct behavior.
// Used by:
// - NavScrollToBringItemIntoView()
// - NavUpdatePageUpPageDown()
// - Scrollbar()
const ImRect title_bar_rect = window->TitleBarRect();
window->InnerRect.Min.x = title_bar_rect.Min.x + window->WindowBorderSize;
window->InnerRect.Min.y = title_bar_rect.Max.y + window->MenuBarHeight() + (((flags & ImGuiWindowFlags_MenuBar) || !(flags & ImGuiWindowFlags_NoTitleBar)) ? style.FrameBorderSize : window->WindowBorderSize);
window->InnerRect.Max.x = window->Pos.x + window->Size.x - ImMax(window->ScrollbarSizes.x, window->WindowBorderSize);
window->InnerRect.Max.y = window->Pos.y + window->Size.y - ImMax(window->ScrollbarSizes.y, window->WindowBorderSize);
// Outer host rectangle for drawing background and borders
ImRect host_rect = ((flags & ImGuiWindowFlags_ChildWindow) && !(flags & ImGuiWindowFlags_Popup) && !window_is_child_tooltip) ? parent_window->ClipRect : viewport_rect;
// Save clipped aabb so we can access it in constant-time in FindHoveredWindow()
window->OuterRectClipped = window->Rect();
window->OuterRectClipped.ClipWith(host_rect);
// Inner work/clipping rectangle will extend a little bit outside the work region.
// This is to allow e.g. Selectable or CollapsingHeader or some separators to cover that space.
// Force round operator last to ensure that e.g. (int)(max.x-min.x) in user's render code produce correct result.
// Work rectangle.
// Affected by window padding and border size. Used by:
// - Columns() for right-most edge
// - BeginTabBar() for right-most edge
window->WorkRect.Min.x = ImFloor(0.5f + window->InnerRect.Min.x + ImMax(0.0f, ImFloor(window->WindowPadding.x * 0.5f - window->WindowBorderSize)));
window->WorkRect.Min.y = ImFloor(0.5f + window->InnerRect.Min.y);
window->WorkRect.Max.x = ImFloor(0.5f + window->InnerRect.Max.x - ImMax(0.0f, ImFloor(window->WindowPadding.x * 0.5f - window->WindowBorderSize)));
window->WorkRect.Max.y = ImFloor(0.5f + window->InnerRect.Max.y);
// Inner clipping rectangle.
// Will extend a little bit outside the normal work region.
// This is to allow e.g. Selectable or CollapsingHeader or some separators to cover that space.
// Force round operator last to ensure that e.g. (int)(max.x-min.x) in user's render code produce correct result.
// Note that if our window is collapsed we will end up with an inverted (~null) clipping rectangle which is the correct behavior.
// Affected by window/frame border size. Used by:
// - Begin() initial clip rect
window->InnerClipRect = window->WorkRect;
window->InnerClipRect.ClipWithFull(host_rect);
@@ -5582,6 +5591,19 @@ bool ImGui::Begin(const char* name, bool* p_open, ImGuiWindowFlags flags)
window->DrawList->AddRect(bb.Min, bb.Max, GetColorU32(ImGuiCol_NavWindowingHighlight, g.NavWindowingHighlightAlpha), rounding, ~0, 3.0f);
}
// UPDATE RECTANGLES (2- THOSE AFFECTED BY SCROLLING)
// [LEGACY] Contents Region
// FIXME: window->ContentsRegionRect.Max is currently very misleading / partly faulty, but some BeginChild() patterns relies on it.
// NB: WindowBorderSize is included in WindowPadding _and_ ScrollbarSizes so we need to cancel one out when we have both.
// Used by:
// - Mouse wheel scrolling
// - ... (many things)
window->ContentsRegionRect.Min.x = window->Pos.x - window->Scroll.x + window->WindowPadding.x;
window->ContentsRegionRect.Min.y = window->Pos.y - window->Scroll.y + window->WindowPadding.y + window->TitleBarHeight() + window->MenuBarHeight();
window->ContentsRegionRect.Max.x = window->Pos.x - window->Scroll.x - window->WindowPadding.x + (window->SizeContentsExplicit.x != 0.0f ? window->SizeContentsExplicit.x : (window->Size.x - window->ScrollbarSizes.x + ImMin(window->ScrollbarSizes.x, window->WindowBorderSize)));
window->ContentsRegionRect.Max.y = window->Pos.y - window->Scroll.y - window->WindowPadding.y + (window->SizeContentsExplicit.y != 0.0f ? window->SizeContentsExplicit.y : (window->Size.y - window->ScrollbarSizes.y + ImMin(window->ScrollbarSizes.y, window->WindowBorderSize)));
// Setup drawing context
// (NB: That term "drawing context / DC" lost its meaning a long time ago. Initially was meant to hold transient data only. Nowadays difference between window-> and window->DC-> is dubious.)
window->DC.Indent.x = 0.0f + window->WindowPadding.x - window->Scroll.x;