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Additional comments on ErrorCheckUsingSetCursorPosToExtendParentBoundaries(). (#5548)
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@@ -10581,21 +10581,30 @@ bool ImGui::DebugCheckVersionAndDataLayout(const char* version, size_t sz_io, si
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return !error;
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}
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// Until 1.89 (IMGUI_VERSION_NUM < 18814) it was legal to use SetCursorPos() to extend the boundary of a parent (e.g. window or table cell)
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// This is causing issues and ambiguity and we need to retire that.
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// See https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/issues/5548 for more details.
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// [Scenario 1]
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// Until 1.89 (August 2022, IMGUI_VERSION_NUM < 18814) it was legal to use SetCursorPos()/SetCursorScreenPos()
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// to extend contents size of our parent container (e.g. window contents size, which is used for auto-resizing
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// windows, table column contents size used for auto-resizing columns, group size).
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// This was causing issues and ambiguities and we needed to retire that.
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// From 1.89, extending contents size boundaries REQUIRES AN ITEM TO BE SUBMITTED.
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//
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// Previously this would make the window content size ~200x200:
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// Begin(...) + SetCursorScreenPos(GetCursorScreenPos() + ImVec2(200,200)) + End(); // NOT OK
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// Begin(...) + SetCursorScreenPos(GetCursorScreenPos() + ImVec2(200,200)) + End(); // NOT OK ANYMORE
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// Instead, please submit an item:
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// Begin(...) + SetCursorScreenPos(GetCursorScreenPos() + ImVec2(200,200)) + Dummy(ImVec2(0,0)) + End(); // OK
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// Alternative:
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// Begin(...) + Dummy(ImVec2(200,200)) + End(); // OK
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// [Scenario 2]
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// For reference this is one of the issue what we aim to fix with this change:
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// BeginGroup() + SomeItem("foobar") + SetCursorScreenPos(GetCursorScreenPos()) + EndGroup()
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// The previous logic made SetCursorScreenPos(GetCursorScreenPos()) have a side-effect! It would erroneously incorporate ItemSpacing.y after the item into content size, making the group taller!
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// While this code is a little twisted, no-one would expect SetXXX(GetXXX()) to have a side-effect. Using vertical alignment patterns could trigger this issue.
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//
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// The assert below detects when the _last_ call in a window was a SetCursorPos() not followed by an Item,
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// and with a position that would grow the parent contents size.
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//
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// Advanced:
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// - For reference, old logic was causing issues because it meant that SetCursorScreenPos(GetCursorScreenPos())
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// had a side-effect on layout! In particular this caused problem to compute group boundaries.
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// e.g. BeginGroup() + SomeItem() + SetCursorScreenPos(GetCursorScreenPos()) + EndGroup() would cause the
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// group to be taller because auto-sizing generally adds padding on bottom and right side.
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// - While this code is a little twisted, no-one would expect SetXXX(GetXXX()) to have a side-effect.
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// Using vertical alignment patterns would frequently trigger this sorts of issue.
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// - See https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/issues/5548 for more details.
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void ImGui::ErrorCheckUsingSetCursorPosToExtendParentBoundaries()
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{
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ImGuiContext& g = *GImGui;
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