mantaraya36
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5 years ago This is a failed attempt, and should be completed or removed.... Sorry for the confusion. I'll look into that tomorrow. I initially wanted to have a separate window but that proved problematic, so I tried a separate panel which proved problematic too...
On Sun, Nov 4, 2018 at 10:11 AM karl yerkes notifications@github.com wrote:
Judging just from the name, dialog.cpp (and al::Dialog), I expect this example and this class to open an OS-native window in order to ask something of the user (e.g., select a file, select an output folder, etc.). Instead, a second window appears with a flashing background and an ImGui debug window within it---How is that a "dialog"? What's more, when I trigger the "dialog" a second time, the example crashes. ?
I'm using macOS 10.14.2 Beta (18C31g).
This example does not have any comments or documentation. What is it supposed to show? How is an al::Dialog supposed to be used? What's it for?
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Judging just from the name,
dialog.cpp(andal::Dialog), I expect this example and this class to open an OS-native window in order to ask something of the user (e.g., select a file, select an output folder, etc.). Instead, a second window appears with a flashing background and an ImGui debug window within it---How is that a "dialog"? What's more, when I trigger the "dialog" a second time, the example crashes. ?I'm using macOS 10.14.2 Beta (18C31g).
This example does not have any comments or documentation. What is it supposed to show? How is an
al::Dialogsupposed to be used? What's it for?