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Annoucing Dear ImGui Bundle including ImGuiColorTextEdit and many others; with support for C++, Python and emscripten #147
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Can I suggest you switch to the santaclose fork which since Sept has been actively maintained. the BalazsJako original has numerous basic bugs - including poor cursor handling and display and has never invited any contributors despite a number of pull requests over many years - although it was a good start for it's goal it's now effectively just a buggy dead project which isn't stable enough for end-user use. |
Hello, I agree that this fork is better maintained. It does include most of the changes I had done in my own fork. Are you in contact with the author? I see that you submitted a PR, but I do not know if this your first interaction with @santaclose I will try to contact him, but it is not that easy, since he did not open the possibility to post issues. It is only possible to contact him via a pull request. I contacted him via this PR: santaclose#5 |
@dgm3333 : I updated the code so that it is based on @santaclose fork. |
Hello,
I'm happy to announce the first public release of Dear ImGui Bundle. Dear ImGui Bundle is a bundle for Dear ImGui, including many powerful libraries from its ecosystem. It enables to easily create ImGui applications in C++ and Python, under Windows, macOS, Linux, emscripten. It is aimed at application developers, researchers, and beginner developers who want to quickly get started.
ImGuiColorTextEdit is a central part of it, as it enables to display all the code examples, and it is also integrated as a code snippet viewer in a markdown renderer. Simple support for python syntax was also added.
@BalazsJako: sorry to hijack the issues list for this, and feel to close this issue; as this is just for your information. I informed @ocornut yesterday, and I plan to communicate about it in the ImGui gallery in the next hours.
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