ImGui LÖVE module

[Fenrir]

OK guys I've made a new release with Image and ImageButton widgets support! You just need to pass a LOVE Texture object to it (so an Image or a Canvas):

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require "imgui"

local image = love.graphics.newImage("test.png")

function love.update(dt)
    imgui.NewFrame()
end

function love.draw()
    love.graphics.clear(100, 100, 100, 255)

    imgui.Image(image, 400, 225)
    imgui.Render()
end

...

So now the bindings are quite complete I think for most usages, the only feature I would like to add is support for custom fonts, but it can definitely wait.

As always I've made pre-built binaries for Windows (32bit) and Linux, and a MacOSX version is still welcome if possible (I should soon get a Mac so it won't be a problem anymore).

[Jack5500]

Great! Thanks a lot!

[AnRu]

Hi, i already have troubles with setting dock layout for panels. How to set panel DockStyle or something like this?

[Ortimh]

Wooho! Thanks a lot! Thanks for the support. And yeah, now it needs custom fonts, but as you say it can wait. Great job!

[Fenrir]

Hi, i already have troubles with setting dock layout for panels. How to set panel DockStyle or something like this?

Not sure what you're looking for but you can probably control the docks style with the PushStyleColor/PopStyleColor and PushStyleVar/PopStyleVar functions.

[AnRu]

Hi, i already have troubles with setting dock layout for panels. How to set panel DockStyle or something like this?

Not sure what you're looking for but you can probably control the docks style with the PushStyleColor/PopStyleColor and PushStyleVar/PopStyleVar functions.

I mean dock placement, like Left, Top, RIght and Bottom

[Fenrir]

Hi, i already have troubles with setting dock layout for panels. How to set panel DockStyle or something like this?

Not sure what you're looking for but you can probably control the docks style with the PushStyleColor/PopStyleColor and PushStyleVar/PopStyleVar functions.

I mean dock placement, like Left, Top, RIght and Bottom

You have a imgui.SetNextDock for that:
https://github.com/slages/love-imgui/bl ... gui_dock.h

The ImGuiDockSlot enum is binded to "Left", "Right", "Top", "Bottom", etc...

For instance:

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imgui.SetNextDock("Float")
imgui.BeginDock("MyDock")
...
imgui.EndDock()

[AnRu]

Not sure what you're looking for but you can probably control the docks style with the PushStyleColor/PopStyleColor and PushStyleVar/PopStyleVar functions.

I mean dock placement, like Left, Top, RIght and Bottom

You have a imgui.SetNextDock for that:
https://github.com/slages/love-imgui/bl ... gui_dock.h

The ImGuiDockSlot enum is binded to "Left", "Right", "Top", "Bottom", etc...

For instance:

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imgui.SetNextDock("Float")
imgui.BeginDock("MyDock")
...
imgui.EndDock()

Thank you, I just didn't understand how enums are binded before
that

[Fenrir]

Thank you, I just didn't understand how enums are binded before
that

Yep all enums are binded to their simple name without their type:
ImGuiWindowFlags_NoTitleBar => "NoTitleBar"
ImGuiCol_PlotLines => "PlotLines"
ImGuiDockSlot_Tab => "Tab"
...

You can find the full list at the end of this file:
https://github.com/slages/love-imgui/bl ... i_impl.cpp

Apart from that I can't stop anymore doing new debug windows for the game

[AnRu]

Thank you, I just didn't understand how enums are binded before
that

Yep all enums are binded to their simple name without their type:
ImGuiWindowFlags_NoTitleBar => "NoTitleBar"
ImGuiCol_PlotLines => "PlotLines"
ImGuiDockSlot_Tab => "Tab"
...

You can find the full list at the end of this file:
https://github.com/slages/love-imgui/bl ... i_impl.cpp

Apart from that I can't stop anymore doing new debug windows for the game

Hey, can you please make an extra big example love file with most of usable features?
It's very difficult for someone to use as documentation from C++ headers, someone really don't know C++.
And big amount of examples will help to understand exactly Lua syntax for creating GUI