Introduce `TableBody.heterogenous_rows` and `TableRowBuilder`, the former of which takes as an argument the latter. `TableRowBuilder` provides two methods that enable virtual scrolling for rows with non-uniform heights. Those methods are:
* `TableRowBuilder.row_heights` which returns an iterator over `f32` to allow incremental virtual scroll buffer calculation.
* `TableRowBuilder.populate_row` which `TableBody.heterogenous_rows` uses to allow `TableRowBuilder` implementations to, you guessed it, populate rows that are visible.
One thought that occurs to me while writing this description is that
`TableBody.heterogenous_rows` could look more like the following:
```
pub fn heterogenous_rows(
mut self,
row_heights: impl Iterator<Item = f32> + '_,
mut row: impl FnMut(usize, TableRow<'_, '_>),
)
```
This could potentially be easier to use, considering all the trouble I had coming up with and implementing the trait. Happy to make this change if the maintainers prefer.
* Clip by default
* Fix some spacing bugs
* datepicker: look nicer in light mode
* datepicker: show month names
* Table: don't allow resize of last column if it is Size::Remainder
* Let 1D strips fill up parent width/height
* Add Strip + Table + DatePicker to egui_extras changelog
* Expose some dragging- and pointer related context/memory methods
* Make tables resizable
This can be used, for instance, to:
* Render things to offscreen buffers.
* Read the pixel buffer from the previous frame (glow::Context::read_pixels).
* Render things behind the egui windows.
The purpose of this is to expose `frame.storage()` and `frame.storage_mut()` so users can save/load app state from the `App::update` function, without having to add another parameter to that function.
Changes:
* Added `Frame::storage()` and `Frame::storage_mut()`
* `App::update` now takes a `&mut Frame` rather than just `&Frame`
* `Frame` is no longer `Clone` or `Sync` (doesn't have to be since https://github.com/emilk/egui/pull/1366)
The epaint tessellator uses "feathering" to accomplish anti-aliasing. This PS allows you to control the feathering size, i.e. how blurry the edges of epaint shapes are.
This changes the interface of Tessellator slightly, and renames some options in TessellationOptions.
* Expose more tessellator method
* Make public the Tessellator methods to tessellate a circle, a
mesh, a rectangle, a line, a path, a quadratic and cubic
bezier curve.
* Add doc to tessellate_text.
* Add Mesh::append_ref method.
* Make tessellate_text take a reference
* Fix breaking change in benchmark
This adds a callback (set by `Context::set_request_repaint_callback`)
which integration can use to wake up the UI thread.
eframe (egui_web and egui_glow) will use this, replacing
`epi::Frame::request_repaint`.
Existing code calling `epi::Frame::request_repaint` should be changed
to instead call `egui::Context::request_repaint`.
This is the first callback added to the egui API, which otherwise is
completely driven by data.
The purpose of this is to remove the confusion between the two
`request_repaint` methods (by removing one). Furthermore, it makes
`epi::Frame` a lot simpler, allowing future simplifications to it
(perhaps no longer having it be `Send+Sync+Clone`).
* Add Shape::Callback to do custom rendering inside of an egui UI
* Use Rc<glow::Context> everywhere
* Remove trait WebPainter
* Add glow::Context to epi::App::setup
* egui_web: always use the glow painter, and remove the old WebGL code.
* Clean up the WebPainter trait
* Clarify WebGL1 warning text in color test
The glow painter became standard in egui 0.17, and I've heard no complaints! So let's simplify and go all in on glow.
Part of https://github.com/emilk/egui/issues/1198
This adds all parts of the web "location" (URL) to frame.info().web_info, included a HashMap of the query parameters, percent-decoded and ready to go.
This lets you easily pass key-value pairs to your eframe web app.
