* Move window building to egui-winit
* Move icon loading to egui-winit
* `use glow::HasContext;` -> `use glow::HasContext as _;`
* Move FileStorage into epi behind a feature flag
* De-duplicate screen_size_in_pixels and native_pixels_per_point
* Move creation of FileStorage to epi
* Handle epi app output (window size changes etc) in egui-winit
* Move app and memory persistence and autosave logic to egui-winit
* fix check.sh
* Make the epi backend opt-in for egui_glium and egui_glow
* Fix persistence
* Add integration name to epi::IntegrationInfo and the demo
* Clean up Cargo.toml files and fix making egui_glium optional
* fix typo
* Make egui_glium compile without the `epi` feature
* Make egui_glow and opt-in backend for eframe
* Add egui_glow to Cargo.toml and to CI
* Reference egui_glow where egui_glium is mentioned
* Remove path-patches from root Cargo.toml
* Add instructions on how to enable the glow backend of eframe
* Rename epaint feature "persistence" to "serialize"
* Add separate "serialize" feature to egui
* egui_demo_lib: separate serialize and persistence features
* Add App::persist_native_window and App::persist_egui_memory
Controls what gets persisted
I've extracted all the http request code and turned it
into its own crate at <https://github.com/emilk/ehttp>.
There was never a reason for the HTTP request library to be part of
`eframe`. Much better to have it as its own crate!
Previously app code was run from within the event loop
which lead to file dialogs (e.g. using nfd2) to hang
(see https://github.com/rust-windowing/winit/issues/1779)
Now egui_glium polls for events and then runs the app code.
* Use old 1.51 toolchain instead of bleeding edge
1.52 and 1.53 has problems with incremental compilation,
so some people chose to stay on 1.51 for now.
So let's make sure egui supports 1.51 for a while!
* Update to cint 0.2.2 to get rust 1.51.0 compatability
* 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
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
