Is it possible to use BooleanArray in checkbox ?
See original GitHub issueI would like to generate a checkbox with enum class:
enum class Enum1 { E1, E2, E3 }
val enum1ArrayEnabled = BooleanArray(Enum1.values().size)
with (imGui) {
Enum1.values().forEachIndexed { index, value ->
checkbox(value.name, ::enum1ArrayEnabled[index])
}
}
::enum1ArrayEnabled[index]
does not compile, maybe there is another way to do so…
Regards.
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Thanks a lot for the support !
Yes, a short explanation is here here (but I’ll add it in the wiki)
This is the
appBuffer
object.It’s thread-safe and fast because you pay only a single allocation overhead at begin of your app and then one clear per frame. From there any “allocation” is just dummy, that is a call to
intAtomic
Basically it’s suitable for any short-live native allocations, included OpenGL and Vulkan native resources, as well as GLFW. Plus anything else the user may ever need
It gets automatically called if you use the
window.loop { }
, otherwise you have to do it manuallyPs: you should also call it in the reshape, because if the user start resizing the window dragging for a time long enough he will fill it up