This adds a new `zoom_delta` to input.
This is hooked up to ctrl-scroll on egui_web and egui_glium.
Browsers convert trackpad pinch gestures to ctrl-scroll,
so this means you can not pinch-to-zoom plots (on trackpad).
In the future we can support multitouch pinch-to-zoom via the same
`InputState::zoom_factor()` function
* Deny doc errors
* Add intentional bad intradoc link to test CI
* Add cargo doc to CI
* Fix carg doc web (add wasm32 target)
* Fix intentionally broken doc-link
* egui_web: enable IME support on web.
* Move candidate window following text cursor.
* Preclude too frequent agent movement.
* IME candidate window move on native app.
* add texture registering function
* fmt
* Revert "add texture registering function"
This reverts commit f9b4db12
* make get_texture public to get render target owned by Painter .
* revert egui_web painter.rs change
* Added shaders on GLSL 1.2
- Used `glium::program` to create shaders
- Moved shaders code to its own sources and include it as str
- Added shaders implementation on GLSL which allows run egui on old hardware
(Raspberry Pi 1/zero in game again)
* Moved webgl shaders code to sources in `shader` subdir
* Added GLSL ES shaders to glium backend to support OpenGL ES
* Described changes related to GLSL versions support
Add support for primary, secondary and middle mouse buttons. Also improve ability to click things in low FPS situations.
This introduces a lot of breaking changes:
Backends/integrations now pass mouse events via the even stream.
Response has an interface of mostly methods instead of public members.
input.mouse is now input.pointer and has new interface.
* Rename 'mouse' to 'pointer' everywhere (pointer = mouse or touch)
* Make Response::clicked and Response::double_clicked into methods
* Remove Response::active and add dragged() and interact_pointer_pos()
* Support multiple mouse buttons
* Make PointerState interface all methods
* Make most members of Response private
* Make `egui_glium::painter::Painter::paint_job` pub
The background is: I'm working on an engine where I would like to draw the gui and the game to the same `glium::Frame`. Haven't found any other obvious, trivial solution. I could of course write my own integration, but I just think this makes sense to be public.
* Make two other necessary functions public
