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Interactive manual #3342
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I have had another idea, which is kinda related. I called it "instant develop", i.e provide newcomers with the possibility to test ImGui without having to install anything: no IDE, no text editor, no library, no compiler. With a simple browser, you can start right away. You can see it here, on a separate repo. |
... I just found the existing discussion at #435 (which I had not read before). I hope my proposition can be made on par with what was discussed there. |
Update: I have added some code navigation features : Hierarchical index of the demos Hierarchical index of imgui.h code sections Those indexes are searchable. And you can search for more information about anything with a right click A short demo video (1'40") of this features: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jHilwGNSmA&feature=youtu.be |
hey, thanks a lot for this. really helpful. |
Thanks! Concerning the copy-paste issue, it is a limitation of emscripten apps in a browser. Some workarounds might be possible, but more study is required. If this is a serious issue for you, you can also build it on your computer:
Then follow these build instructions |
@moebiussurfing : after the last update, you should now be able to copy text from the editor to the clipboard via Ctrl-C or via the Copy button. |
Dear Sir: |
This is a follow to a suggestion that was initially posted in the gallery (part 11). It will be easier to exchange ideas in a separate issue, I think.
Inital post
ImGui Manual is an attempt to make an enjoyable and efficient manual for ImGui.
The idea is to use the reference code in
imgui_demo.cpp
in order to make an interactive manual.Below is a screenshot:
But the best way to discover it is I to use it, since it is online:
click on this link to open it
The video below gives a quick (2 minutes) introduction:
This is a first implementation, and I am opened to suggestions and modifications if this manual is seen as interesting for the community.
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