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* implot_items.cpp: support types customization
You can customize the supported types in two ways:
1. Define IMPLOT_INSTANTIATE_ALL_NUMERIC_TYPES at compile time to add support for all known types.
2. Or, define IMPLOT_CUSTOM_NUMERIC_TYPES at compile time to define your own type list. As an example, you could use the compile time define given by the line below in order to support only float and double.
-DIMPLOT_CUSTOM_NUMERIC_TYPES="(float)(double)"
Details:
- `CALL_INSTANTIATE_FOR_NUMERIC_TYPES` will duplicate the template instantion code `INSTANTIATE_MACRO(T)` on supported types. It uses a trick to be able to loop on the type list `IMPLOT_NUMERIC_TYPES`
- `INSTANTIATE_MACRO` needs to be defined, then undefined before and after each template instantiation
* CI: link example app, with null backend
Github's CI will now compile ImGui, compile ImPlot, link and run an example application (with no backend).
It serves as a proof that an app can be built, linked, and run, with type customization.
- .github/example_implot.cpp is an example app built with Dear ImGui and ImPlot
This app uses implot and imgui, but does not output to any backend!
If `IMPLOT_INSTANTIATE_ALL_NUMERIC_TYPES` is active, it will test that `long double` is supported.
- Corrected arch matrix options:
32 bits or 64 bits for win and linux
x86_64 or arm64 for mac (32 bits is deprecated on macs, and will not link with recent XCode)
- Added `IMPLOT_NUMERIC_SETIMPLOT_NUMERIC_SET` as a switch to CMakeList
This switch is currently not used in CI, but can be used during development.
It could be later be used in the matrix options, at the cost of increasing the number of build
per workflow.
Note: support for MingW 32 bits was commented out. MingW on Github CI does not fully support 32 bits: link fails when it tries to link 64 bits system libraries. As a result, the windows matrix was spearated into Windows_MSVC and Windows_MingW
56 lines
1.4 KiB
C++
56 lines
1.4 KiB
C++
// Sample app built with Dear ImGui and ImPlot
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// This app uses implot and imgui, but does not output to any backend! It only serves as a proof that an app can be built, linked, and run.
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#include "imgui.h"
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#include "implot.h"
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#include "stdio.h"
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int main(int, char**)
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{
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printf("sample_implot: start\n");
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IMGUI_CHECKVERSION();
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ImGui::CreateContext();
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ImPlot::CreateContext();
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// Additional imgui initialization needed when no backend is present
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ImGui::GetIO().DisplaySize = ImVec2(400.f, 400.f);
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ImGui::GetIO().Fonts->Build();
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// Render 500 frames
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for(int counter = 0; counter < 500; ++counter)
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{
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ImGui::NewFrame();
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if (ImGui::Begin("Hello, world!"))
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{
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ImGui::Text("Hello again");
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if (ImPlot::BeginPlot("My Plot"))
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{
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static double values[] = {1., 3., 5.};
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ImPlot::PlotLine("Values", values, 3);
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ImPlot::EndPlot();
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}
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#ifdef IMPLOT_INSTANTIATE_ALL_NUMERIC_TYPES
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if (ImPlot::BeginPlot("My Plot (long double)"))
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{
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static long double values[] = {1., 3., 5.};
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ImPlot::PlotLine("Values", values, 3);
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ImPlot::EndPlot();
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}
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#endif
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ImGui::End();
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}
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ImGui::Render();
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}
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ImPlot::DestroyContext();
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ImGui::DestroyContext();
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printf("sample_implot: end\n");
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return 0;
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}
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