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@ -804,7 +804,7 @@ struct ImGuiIO
int MetricsActiveWindows; // Number of visible windows (exclude child windows)
//------------------------------------------------------------------
// [Internal] ImGui will maintain those fields for you
// [Private] ImGui will maintain those fields. Forward compatibility not guaranteed!
//------------------------------------------------------------------
ImVec2 MousePosPrev; // Previous mouse position
@ -950,10 +950,9 @@ struct ImGuiTextBuffer
};
// Helper: Simple Key->value storage
// - Store collapse state for a tree (Int 0/1)
// - Store color edit options (Int using values in ImGuiColorEditMode enum).
// - Custom user storage for temporary values.
// Typically you don't have to worry about this since a storage is held within each Window.
// We use it to e.g. store collapse state for a tree (Int 0/1), store color edit options.
// You can use it as custom user storage for temporary values.
// Declare your own storage if:
// - You want to manipulate the open/close state of a particular sub-tree in your interface (tree node uses Int 0/1 to store their state).
// - You want to store custom debug data easily without adding or editing structures in your code.
@ -985,9 +984,8 @@ struct ImGuiStorage
// - Get***Ref() functions finds pair, insert on demand if missing, return pointer. Useful if you intend to do Get+Set.
// - References are only valid until a new value is added to the storage. Calling a Set***() function or a Get***Ref() function invalidates the pointer.
// - A typical use case where this is convenient:
// - A typical use case where this is convenient for quick hacking (e.g. add storage during a live Edit&Continue session if you can't modify existing struct)
// float* pvar = ImGui::GetFloatRef(key); ImGui::SliderFloat("var", pvar, 0, 100.0f); some_var += *pvar;
// - You can also use this to quickly create temporary editable values during a session of using Edit&Continue, without restarting your application.
IMGUI_API int* GetIntRef(ImGuiID key, int default_val = 0);
IMGUI_API bool* GetBoolRef(ImGuiID key, bool default_val = false);
IMGUI_API float* GetFloatRef(ImGuiID key, float default_val = 0.0f);
@ -1056,8 +1054,8 @@ struct ImGuiSizeConstraintCallbackData
// ImColor() helper to implicity converts colors to either ImU32 (packed 4x1 byte) or ImVec4 (4x1 float)
// Prefer using IM_COL32() macros if you want a guaranteed compile-time ImU32 for usage with ImDrawList API.
// Avoid storing ImColor! Store either u32 of ImVec4. This is not a full-featured color class.
// None of the ImGui API are using ImColor directly but you can use it as a convenience to pass colors in either ImU32 or ImVec4 formats.
// **Avoid storing ImColor! Store either u32 of ImVec4. This is not a full-featured color class.
// **None of the ImGui API are using ImColor directly but you can use it as a convenience to pass colors in either ImU32 or ImVec4 formats.
struct ImColor
{
ImVec4 Value;
@ -1170,7 +1168,7 @@ struct ImDrawList
ImVector<ImDrawVert> VtxBuffer; // Vertex buffer.
// [Internal, used while building lists]
const char* _OwnerName; // Pointer to owner window's name (if any) for debugging
const char* _OwnerName; // Pointer to owner window's name for debugging
unsigned int _VtxCurrentIdx; // [Internal] == VtxBuffer.Size
ImDrawVert* _VtxWritePtr; // [Internal] point within VtxBuffer.Data after each add command (to avoid using the ImVector<> operators too much)
ImDrawIdx* _IdxWritePtr; // [Internal] point within IdxBuffer.Data after each add command (to avoid using the ImVector<> operators too much)
@ -1394,9 +1392,7 @@ struct ImFont
#pragma clang diagnostic pop
#endif
//---- Include imgui_user.h at the end of imgui.h
//---- So you can include code that extends ImGui using any of the types declared above.
//---- (also convenient for user to only explicitly include vanilla imgui.h)
// Include imgui_user.h at the end of imgui.h (convenient for user to only explicitly include vanilla imgui.h)
#ifdef IMGUI_INCLUDE_IMGUI_USER_H
#include "imgui_user.h"
#endif