Update ImGuiExt's custom styling to support - #2707
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Desciption
Update ImGuiExt's custom styling to support the ImGui Push* and Pop* methods for custom colours and styling.
Dependencies
libwolv
pattern_language
Example
You can now do this:
And get this ugliness:
Implementaion Details
The following functions have been added to
ImGuiExt. They behave as you would expect:For the custom colour functions the code was lifted and adapted from ImGui's.
The styling functions diverge from ImGui's. ImGui's implementaion is very low level and not easily extended. Instead I used
std::variantas the storage in the style stack with some template voodoo. The voodoo was from previous PR I made that was merged, but I moved it intoLibWolv. It can be easily extended to support types beyondfloatandImVec2.