Display placeholder contents for the Document

Display context menu for the Document

NB: You likely want to specify the ImGuiSliderFlags_AlwaysClamp when using this.

NB: v_speed is float to allow adjusting the drag speed with more precision

NB: You likely want to specify the ImGuiSliderFlags_AlwaysClamp when using this.

Note: p_data, p_min and p_max are _pointers_ to a memory address holding the data. For a Drag widget, p_min and p_max are optional. Read code of e.g.

Demonstrate creating a simple console window, with scrolling, filtering, completion and history. For the console example, we are using a more C++ like

We don't really use/need this now, but added it for the sake of consistency and because we might need it later.

This is normally called by Render(). You may want to call it directly if you want to avoid calling Render() but the gain will be very minimal.

Experimental recovery from incorrect usage of BeginXXX/EndXXX/PushXXX/PopXXX calls. Must be called during or before EndFrame(). This is generally flaw

Ctor & Dtor template< typename T_CB >

Basic Mod Info

Return 0 (pass) if the character is 'i' or 'm' or 'g' or 'u' or 'i'

r_avoid = the rectangle to avoid (e.g. for tooltip it is a rectangle around the mouse cursor which we want to avoid. for popups it's a small point aro

Full version, ensure both points are fully clipped.

Moving window to front of display and set focus (which happens to be back of our sorted list)

If you have old/custom copy-and-pasted widgets that used FocusableItemRegister(): (Old) IMGUI_VERSION_NUM < 18209: using 'ItemAdd(....)'

-> pass ImGuiItemAddFlags_Focusable flag to ItemAdd()

Free up/compact internal window buffers, we can use this when a window becomes unused. Not freed: - ImGuiWindow, ImGuiWindowSettings, Name, StateStora

To iterate a ImPool: for (int n = 0; n < pool.GetMapSize(); n++) if (T* t = pool.TryGetMapData(n)) { ... } Can be avoided if you know .Remove() has ne

This is provided to facilitate copying allocators from one static/DLL boundary to another (e.g. retrieve default allocator of your executable address